Kevin Steck, Phoenix Patient With A Detached Retina In Each Eye

goodeyes.com I guess you can call Kevin Steck lucky. Lightning struck twice in his case! After dealing with a detached retina in one eye, the same thing happened again to him in the other eye! Watch and see how Dr. Graff was able to treat him both times and how great is vision is today. For more information about issues that affect the retina, please visit us at goodeyes.com.

[@BarnetDulaneyPerkinsEyeCenter]

Sorry for the delay, lottemelon. Dr. Graff works here at Barnet Dulaney Perkins Eye Center in Arizona. We have clinics all over the state, so he does a bit of traveling.

[@darkbendover]

can u tell me what hospital dr. graff operate?
which state?

[@DCFunBud]

My floaters are not black; they are transparent. But then I don't have a detached retina.

[@Zagroseckt]

(life long detached retena and lots and lots of laser in the other eye to stop it from detatching ass well as a detached vetria.
The "Black spots" dont stay black your brain eventuily fills in the gaps depinding on how how bad the spot is it can be an etherial spot that shows up from time to time to you not notesesing it unless you stare at something long enough and still enough that your brain cant compensate making the spot go wavy or objects apear to float off.