Treatment of disabling and disturbing floaters has helped thousands of our patients over the last 15 years. See what they say by downloading the adjacent pdf files and opening with Adobe Acrobat Reader or Microsoft Word This patient had only one eye - he was desperate and we helped !e Dr. Geller's chapter in the 'Anti - Aging Handbook' eMail or call us and we'll send you more recent patient reports and information. CLICK HERE A Report from a Happy Patient Asteroid Bodies - Often difficult, but not Impossible to treat with Laser A Dentist's post-LASIK floater story: we helped !! An Orthopedic Surgeon's Floater Story - we helped !! Calif. Kaiser plan only offered vitrectomy We love a challenge - and have helped people who were told 'nothing can be done - live with it'. But this is medicine...not mathematics - we can only give a prognosis after an examination. Most patients are helped....but some of the more difficult cases may still need vitrectomy to get an outcome that the patient is seeking. Laser Vitreolysis works.....most of our patients leave happy. We'd like to help you too. Call us 239-275-8222 (Florida time GMT -6). We want to help. From A Tampa patient August 2005 No one in Denver could help - we did ! This grateful patient is a retired medical school professor. Doctors are the best judge of professional ability and the medical profession in general. Click the letter and see what he has to say. Surface of collapsed vitreous edge in PVD If a Posterior Vitreous Detachment has occured, the edge of the collapsed vitreous bag can be seen as a horozontal floater. This Patient's Doctor told her 'Nothing can be done!'. We proved otherwise ! This California attorney had a vitrectomy for floaters....and came to us for the other eye....read why !! Facts Ophthalmologists and patients need to know before they see us To help us decide if it's worth making a trip (we've seen patients from all over the world, including Singapore, South Africa, New Zealand, South America, and Europe) call us first at 239-275-8222 (0900 - 1700 hrs. US eastern time). We can usually make a determination based on your description. If we can't, we advise you to have your local Ophthalmologist examine your eye (vitreous) floaters with a 'Goldmann Lens', and have him personally contact Dr. Geller with his examination findings. A simple dilated eye exam is not adequate for our purposes. A Note to Referring Ophthalmologists Many patients' vision is more impared than we realize, since they usually display normal vision on a Snellen acuity chart. But we have documented intermittant impairment of vision to 20/400 in cases of dense fibrillar degeneration. We have helped many patients, including practicing MD's, avoid vitrectomy for eye floaters. Dr. Geller is eager to talk to colleagues and explain exactly what can be done to help them. Forget the phrase 'you'll get used to them' and 'nothing can be done'. We can help!! CALL US: 239-275-8222 800-431-3066 (free call in US) we can do a video web conference with you and your doctor if requested click the text to email us!! A San Diego Retinal Specialist's Report on our Patient Hyaline Opacity due to PVD Follow up from a New Zealand Ophthalmologist A Patient Perplexed by her Ophthalmologist's lack of interest Dr. Geller's presentation at the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, Boston, April 2010