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Retinal Detachment Treatment

Consultant-led eye care using modern diagnostic and surgical techniques.

Retinal detachment requires prompt specialist assessment. At Battersea Hospital, our ophthalmic team will assess your symptoms and retinal findings, explain the appropriate treatment options and guide you through the procedure, recovery and follow-up care.

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What is Retinal Detachment Treatment?

Retinal Detachment Treatment is a specialist surgical procedure used to repair a detached retina and preserve vision. A retinal detachment occurs when the retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye, separates from the underlying layers that supply it with oxygen and nutrients. Without prompt treatment, permanent vision loss can occur.

Depending on the severity and type of retinal detachment, treatment may involve laser therapy, cryotherapy (freezing treatment), pneumatic retinopexy, scleral buckle surgery, or vitrectomy. Your consultant ophthalmologist will recommend the most appropriate approach based on your individual condition.

At Battersea Hospital, our experienced retinal specialists provide advanced diagnosis and treatment using modern surgical techniques to give you the best possible chance of restoring and preserving your vision.

TREATMENT DETAILS

At a Glance.

Procedure Time

1–2 Hours

Anaesthetic

Local or General Anaesthetic

Downtime

2–6 Weeks

Return to Work

2–4 Weeks (Depending on Recovery)

Full Recovery

Several Weeks to Months

Results Visible

Vision Improves Gradually

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Is it Right for Me?

Retinal Detachment Treatment may be recommended if you experience symptoms such as:

Retinal detachment is considered a medical emergency. Early diagnosis and treatment offer the best chance of preserving vision. During your consultation, your ophthalmologist will perform a detailed retinal examination and recommend the most suitable treatment plan.

  • Sudden onset of flashes of light.
  • A significant increase in floaters.
  • A shadow or curtain appearing across your vision.
  • Sudden loss of peripheral vision.
  • Blurred or distorted vision.
  • A diagnosed retinal tear or retinal detachment.
WHY CHOOSE US

Why Choose Battersea Hospital?

01

Expert Retinal Surgeons

Our consultant ophthalmologists have extensive experience treating complex retinal conditions.

02

Advanced Surgical Techniques

We use modern technology and proven surgical methods to achieve the best possible outcomes.

03

Rapid Access to Treatment

Prompt assessment and treatment are essential when managing retinal detachments.

04

Personalised Treatment Plans

Every patient receives an individual treatment plan tailored to their specific retinal condition.

05

Comprehensive Follow-Up Care

Your recovery is carefully monitored to support healing and maximise visual outcomes.

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Real Patients. Real Results.

Many patients have successfully regained and preserved their vision following retinal detachment treatment. Discover real patient experiences and learn how expert care has made a lasting difference.

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MEET YOUR SURGEONS

Choose Your Consultant.

Retinal Detachment Treatment consultations are available with Dr Sarit Lesnik Oberstein and Mr Simon Horgan. Your consultant will assess your concerns, discuss the available options and recommend the most appropriate treatment plan for you.

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TREATMENT PRICING

Cost

The cost of Retinal Detachment Treatment depends on the complexity of your condition, the surgical technique required, and your personalised treatment plan.

Following your consultation, you will receive a detailed quotation outlining all associated treatment costs with complete transparency.

Retinal Detachment Treatment

Price on consultation

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Finance Options Available

Our Patient Care Team will be happy to discuss the available options and help you find the most suitable payment plan before or during your consultation.

  • 6 or 10 months interest-free (0% APR)
  • 12 to 60 month finance options (14.9%)
  • Simple online application process
  • Fast approval decisions
  • Flexible monthly repayments
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know.

Appointments and Consultations

What is a retinal detachment?

A retinal detachment occurs when the retina separates from the back of the eye, preventing it from receiving the oxygen and nutrients it needs to function properly.

Yes. Retinal detachment requires urgent medical attention. Early treatment significantly improves the chances of preserving vision.

Treatment may include vitrectomy, scleral buckle surgery, pneumatic retinopexy, laser treatment, or cryotherapy. Your consultant will recommend the most appropriate option for your condition.

Recovery varies depending on the type of treatment performed, but many patients recover over several weeks, with vision continuing to improve over several months.

Visual recovery depends on how quickly the detachment was treated and whether the central retina (macula) was affected. Early treatment generally provides the best outcomes.

Need Expert Assistance?

If you're experiencing flashes, floaters, sudden vision changes, or have been diagnosed with a retinal detachment, don't delay seeking specialist care.

Book a consultation with Battersea Hospital today and receive expert assessment and treatment from our experienced retinal specialists.

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