Our eyes are remarkable organs, allowing us to experience the vibrant world around us. Central to this function is the
Retina & Aging: What Happens to Your Eyes Over the Decades
Our eyes allow us to experience the world in vivid detail, and at the core of this visual process lies the retina — a thin, light-sensitive layer at the back of the eye responsible for converting light into signals sent to the brain. As we age, natural changes occur throughout the body, and the retina is no exception. Understanding how aging affects retinal health can help individuals take proactive steps to protect their vision and maintain quality of life.
At The Retina Centre, specialists emphasize that early awareness, routine screening, and healthy lifestyle habits play a crucial role in preserving retinal function across every stage of life.
















