GANGNAM CENTRAL EYE CLINIC
Floaters
Floaters make spots, threads, or bug-like shapes appear to drift in front of your eyes. Strictly speaking, they are a symptom,
not a disease in themselves. Floaters often begin to appear in your 40s and become more common in your 50s and 60s,
and they are closely related to aging. In addition, as the vitreous separates from and tugs on the retina, it causes flashes of light (photopsia) in front of your eyes.
Normal vision
GANGNAM CENTRAL EYE CLINIC
Self-Check for Floaters
If symptoms like the following recur, a detailed examination is needed.
