In June, 2015, Dr. Jerry Sebag gave a presentation on the results of surgery to cure vitreous floaters at The Doheny Eye Institute's 47th annual "Doheny Days" meeting. The event was held in the auditorium of the Doheny Vision Research Center on San Pablo Street in Los Angeles. Dr. Jerry...
Vitreous Pathology and Floaters A lecture by J. Sebag, MD, FACS, FRCOphth, FARVO Vitreous is the gelatinous structure that fills the center of the eye and is attached to the retina, which lines the inside of the back of the eye and acts like a film in...
Back in October of 2013, we were thrilled to announce that Dr. Sebag's research on floaters and the safety of a surgery used to treat them, was accepted for publication in Retina: the Journal of Retinal and Vitreous Diseases, a top ranked medical journal. We are...
Dr. Sebag’s Research to Be Published in Top Ranked Medical Journal Dr Sebag's research on floaters and floaters surgery has been accepted for publication in one of the highest ranked journals in Ophthalmology. Huntington Beach, Calif., October, 17, 2013 — VMR Institute, a leading facility for treatment...
Dr. Sebag attended the annual Retina Society Meeting this year held at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California. Although the debate regarding whether or not floaters constitutes a large enough nuisance to call for surgical intervention is ongoing, Dr. Sebag met with astoundingly positive...
On Dec 7, 2012 Dr. Sebag was a guest speaker at the 5th Amsterdam Retina Debate invited by the University of Amsterdam in The Netherlands. Dr. Sebag shared with surgeons in Europe the VMR Institute’s excellent experience curing floaters. The audience was composed of eye surgeons who were asked to vote...
Floaters are hair-like, fly-like, grey linear structures that interfere with vision, especially when looking at a bright white background like a white wall, the sky, a hill of snow, etc. Floaters are not seen in dim light situations or when looking at dark backgrounds, such...