
The latest macular degeneration technology combined with one of Chicagoland's finest ophthalmic surgeons.
We dedicate ourselves to enhancing the quality of life for every individual we treat by helping each patient to see his or her best. We are committed to responding compassionately to our patients' individual needs and to achieving the highest standards of eye care throughout life.
Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with dry AMD?
If so, we provide a revolutionary, FDA-authorized light therapy treatment that improves vision in a majority of patients.
Valeda photobiomodulation is available now!

Benefits of Valeda Photobiomodulation
Prevent Blindness due to Dry Macular Degeneration.
Photobiomodulation (PBM) is a promising therapy for dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) that uses specific wavelengths of light to stimulate cellular function and promote tissue repair. While research is ongoing, here are the key benefits PBM may offer for dry AMD:
Clinical Evidence
- Early trials studies, suggest PBM can provide benefits for people with early-to-intermediate dry AMD.
- The LumiThera Valeda Light Delivery System has been authorized in some regions for treating dry AMD.
Improves Retinal Blood Flow
- Studies suggest PBM may enhance choroidal circulation, delivering more oxygen and nutrients to the retina.
- This could help in maintaining retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) function, which is essential for vision.
Supports Cellular Repair and Regeneration
- PBM has been shown to promote photoreceptor survival and improve RPE function, possibly preventing further vision loss.
Improvement in Vision
- Some clinical trials report improvements in contrast sensitivity, visual acuity, and color vision, although results vary.
Complex Retina Analysis & Second Opinions
State-Of-The-Art Retinal Imaging
Every comprehensive eye exam should include an evaluation of the retina. Our digital retina imaging detects subtle eye and vision problems as well as indicators of health issues, such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Based on the results of the exam, your eye doctor will make personalized recommendations about your treatment, including whether one or both eyes need to be treated.



