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The physicians and the staff at Retina Specialists of Tampa are dedicated to providing the highest standards of care in the treatment of eye diseases. Dr. Tarabishy and Dr. Dunn are committed to excellence in treating patients with age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and conditions requiring surgical Vitreoretinal surgery. We specialize in the pain-free treatment of the most challenging retinal disease cases and continuously work to provide our patients with the greatest possible experience, and the best visual outcome. We create a tailored treatment plan specific to the patient’s condition and needs.
As retinal disease affects people of any age, the physicians at Retina Specialists of Tampa see and treat patients of all ages. For each, we create a treatment plan tailored to their specific needs. Patients are typically referred to us by their eye care specialist, primary care provider, ophthalmologist or optometrist. Whether you require eye surgery or less invasive treatments, our goal is to provide you with highly-specialized eye care in a personal and individualized manner, involving your primary care physician, family members and caregivers if desired.
We believe that the happiest patients are those who are educated about their healthcare options. We respect every patient’s right to privacy, confidentiality, and dignified, personalized care delivered with caring and compassion.
What’s New at Retina Specialists of Tampa
Age-Related Macular Degeneration: What You Should Know
Age-related macular degeneration, or AMD, is an eye disease that affects your central vision. Aging can damage your macula, part of the retina which gives you sharp central vision. This condition is quite common and is the leading cause of irreversible vision loss in people over age 60 in the United States. Let’s find out more…
Seeing Floaters And Flashes: Is This An Emergency?
If you are seeing floaters and flashes, you may be wondering if this is an emergency. One could possibly be, and the other is usually not serious. Let’s explain in more detail. What Are Floaters And Should You Be Worried? Floaters are typically innocent little black dots or squiggly lines that you can see in your…
Ginia’s Story
Learn how Ginia Continues Her Life-Long Passion of Iconography with the Help of Dr. Tarabishy At 82, Ginia woke up one day to find that her eyesight was distorted. An appointment with her ophthalmologist confirmed that she had age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. Without good eyesight, she couldn’t write or teach others how to write…
