It would depend on what your central vision is, and what your macula looked like a year or two ago. I see many "young" people in their 30's that have pigmentary mottling without it ever getting worse.
JCH MD
I haven't been able to find anything on Seroquel and regarding my issue. Does my being 37 years old sound bizarre to have pigment mottling? My eye doctor only asked me if I had ever looked directly into an eclipse (which I have not). I have no idea how this came up and macular problems are not in my family that I know of.
Pigment mottling is very non-specific and especially in individuals over 50 is overwhelmingly due to age. It need not lead to macular degeneration. You will have to do a literature search on Seroquel.
JCH MD