RETINA SPECIALIST
DR PATRICIA QUILENDRINO
Protecting Vision with clarity, passion, and expertise
Specialty
Retina and Vitreous Disease, Cataract, Comprehensive Ophthalmology.
Asian Eye Institute
Specialized eye care with advanced diagnostic treatment services.
Three Locations
Trinoma, Quezon City. Alabang, Muntinlupa. Rockwell,, Makati.
How can we help you?
Services we offer
Comprehensive Eye Exam
Retina Diagnostics
Laser and Intravitreal injections
Targeted treatments used for a range of retinal conditions.
Retina Surgery
Surgical treatment for retinal conditions, including vitrectomy and scleral buckling.
Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) Screening
Laser Cataract surgery
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Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What happens during a retina examination?
Your eyes will usually be dilated so your ophthalmologist can get a clear view of your retina. Depending on what they see, additional imaging or tests may be recommended to better understand the health of your retina and macula.
I’m seeing flashes or new floaters. Should I be concerned?
Flashes and floaters can sometimes be harmless, but a sudden increase in floaters or flashes may be a sign of a retinal tear or detachment. If you notice a sudden change, it’s best to have your eyes checked promptly.
Can I have a retinal problem even if my vision seems fine?
Yes. Some retinal conditions can develop without noticeable changes in vision, especially in their early stages. Regular eye examinations can help detect these changes early, when appropriate treatment may help protect your sight.
I have diabetes, but my vision is fine. Do I still need a retina check?
Yes. Diabetic retinopathy can develop before you notice any changes in your vision. Regular eye examinations allow your ophthalmologist to check for early changes and help protect your vision over time.
Will I need an eye injection if I have a retinal condition?
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When should I see a retina specialist?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during a retina examination?
Your eyes will usually be dilated so your ophthalmologist can get a clear view of your retina. Depending on what they see, additional imaging or tests may be recommended to better understand the health of your retina and macula.
Can I have a retinal problem even if my vision seems fine?
Yes. Some retinal conditions can develop without noticeable changes in vision, especially in their early stages. Regular eye examinations can help detect these changes early, when appropriate treatment may help protect your sight.
Will I need an eye injection if I have a retinal condition?
Not necessarily. Treatment depends on your specific condition. Some retinal problems are treated with injections, while others may require laser treatment, surgery, or simply careful monitoring. Your retina specialist will explain what is appropriate for you and why.
I’m seeing flashes or new floaters. Should I be concerned?
Flashes and floaters can sometimes be harmless, but a sudden increase in floaters or flashes may be a sign of a retinal tear or detachment. If you notice a sudden change, it’s best to have your eyes checked promptly.
I have diabetes, but my vision is fine. Do I still need a retina check?
Yes. Diabetic retinopathy can develop before you notice any changes in your vision. Regular eye examinations allow your ophthalmologist to check for early changes and help protect your vision over time.
When should I see a retina specialist?
A retina specialist can evaluate conditions affecting the retina and macula, including retinal tears or detachments, diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and retinal swelling. If you experience a sudden change in your vision, new flashes or many new floaters, you should have your eyes checked promptly.
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