Patients being followed up in the retina unit should set aside at least half an hour for their examination. Part of this time will be spent during the actual examination, while a significant portion is spent waiting for the pupil to dilate using eye drops. In some patients, additional time may be needed for pupil dilation. If diagnostic tests (such as ultrasound, fundus angiography, retinal thickness analyzer, etc.) are required in addition to the retinal examination, the overall examination time will be slightly longer. In summary, the retinal examination is likely to take longer than expected. Patience is essential to achieving a healthier outcome. Some retinal diseases require emergency treatment. In case of a sudden change in the progression of retinal disease, you do not need an appointment at our hospital. It is important to visit immediately without wasting time for the health of your eyes.