About Diabetic Retinopathy
Diabetes can damage the tiny blood vessels of the retina, sometimes before noticeable symptoms appear. Timely retinal screening helps identify changes early and guides treatment decisions.
What your evaluation may involve
Dilated retina examination
Retinal imaging when indicated
Assessment for diabetic macular oedema
Discussion of observation, laser or injection-based care where appropriate
What to expect
01
Review diabetes history and recent eye symptoms.
02
Undertake an individualised retinal examination.
03
Discuss findings and a suitable monitoring or treatment plan.
Questions about this service
Do I need a retina check if my vision feels normal?
Yes. Diabetic retinal disease may progress without early visual symptoms. Follow your treating doctor’s recommended screening schedule.
Can sugar control replace an eye examination?
No. Good diabetes control matters, but regular retinal examinations remain important.
This page provides general information, not a diagnosis or a guarantee of specific tests or procedures at Lensora. Services and availability should be confirmed directly with the centre.

