You have to go see an ophthalmologist to make sure your retina is intact. Laser for floaters is a very bad idea. In cases where you are not able to live normally because of the floater, vitrectomy can be considered as a surgical solution.
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Thanks DFazio MD but surely if that were the case they would not use the YAG laser at all ... on the U Tube link even the smallest floaters were vapourised after the large floater had been broken down .. im going to look into this further considering there are thousands of patients that have had this treatment with significant success ..
I agree with Dr. Vosoghi. YAG laser treatment of floaters converts a large floater into many small floaters, and has the risk of causing permanent elevation of the eye pressure, possibly causing glaucoma damage. I would not recommend it.
Thankyou Mr Vosoghi for your response ... i am seeing an Opthalmologist next Friday .. would you please let me know why Laser treatment is a bad idea .. i have been viewing some U Tube links involving treatment with the Yag laser and the Opthalmologists who are using this particular Laser say it's around 80 % successful and the rest significantly improved ..
this is why i have joined this forum to receive correct advice and many thanks for your time .. Micky