Center for Retina & Macular Disease Selecteer een taal (800) 472-8867 Contact About Insurance News Careers Testimonials   HOME OUR PHYSICIANS OUR LOCATIONS LOW VISION PATIENT EDUCATION RESEARCH & TRIALS REQUEST AN Appointment COVID-19 UPDATE Dr. Jin Moon, MD Dr. Moon is a graduate of the Duke University School of Medicine. He has conducted research in... CONTINUE READING Our Referring Physicians Access Medical Records New Patient Information Make a Payment Welcome The Center for Retina and Macular Disease has been serving Central Florida since 1991, providing expert, compassionate treatment for disorders and diseases of the retina. We also specialize in comprehensive low vision care and participate in numerous clinical trials. Our six highly-skilled physicians are dedicated to the highest standard of care and have been nationally recognized for patient care, education and research. Flashes and Floaters When we are born, vitreous gel fills the eye. As part of the normal aging process, the gel begins to shrink and starts to separate from the surface of the retina. Macular Pucker Also known as an epiretinal membrane or wrinkled retina, a macular pucker occurs when a thin layer of scar tissue forms on the surface of the retina. Macular Hole A macular hole develops from the gradual shrinkage of the vitreous, which pulls on the surface of the retina surrounding the macula - the special part of the retina that gives us our clearest and… LEARN MORE Home Meet Dr. Logan Christensen, MD Dr. Christensen is a graduate of Duke University Medical School and is Board Certified in Ophthalmology. He completed a vitreoretinal fellowship and has advanced training… CONTINUE DID YOU KNOW? Diabetic Retinopathy Diabetic retinopathy is primarily the result of diabetes damaging the normal blood vessels in the retina. It is the most common cause of visual… LEARN MORE We Have 7 Florida Locations to Serve You.  © 2021 Center for Retina & Macular Disease Privacy Policy PP (Spanish) Site Map Contact Us Facebook Careers