Understand your eyes in a few images
The educational carousels published on Instagram by Dr Mayer Srour, gathered here so you can browse them at your leisure: floaters, AMD, blue light, Ozempic and the eyes, children's vision, the eclipse, blepharitis, refractive surgery. Each image comes with its text and a link to the full page on the website.
Floaters: should you be worried?
Floaters, threads, cobwebs: where they come from, when to see a doctor without delay, and the three options when the trouble persists.
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Blue-light glasses: useful or just marketing?
Retina, eye strain, sleep: what the studies really say about filtering lenses — and what really helps in front of screens.
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Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and eye health
Optic nerve, the retina in diabetes, 2026 recommendations: what these treatments change for your eyes, and the monitoring to plan.
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AMD: what a person with the condition may see
Signs, dry and wet forms, OCT assessment, prevention, anti-VEGF injections and avenues of research, in six images.
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A spot in the centre of your vision, wavy lines?
Macula, dry and wet forms, Amsler grid, diagnosis and care: the signs not to ignore.
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A child never says they can’t see well
The 6 warning signs, the 5 key checks, the first examination, screens age by age and good habits.
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Solar eclipse: a few seconds are enough to damage the retina
Why the danger is invisible, solar retinopathy, the 3 rules, testing your glasses, children — and what to do afterwards.
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Are your eyelids itchy and sticky? Blepharitis
Understanding, recognising the symptoms, identifying the causes and long-term care in three steps: warmth, massage, cleaning.
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What if you lived without glasses? Refractive surgery
How the laser corrects vision, who is a good candidate, PRK, LASIK or SMILE, and how the day of surgery goes.
Browse the carouselWhy a picture library?
An Instagram carousel can be read in a minute and goes straight to the point: one message per image, key figures, the signs that should alert you. But on social media, a post quickly disappears from the feed. This page gathers them so that a patient — or a relative — can find them at any time, read them at their own pace and, if needed, go further with the full page of the website on the same subject.
All this content is for information only: it does not replace a consultation. In case of a new symptom — central spot, flashes, loss of vision, red and painful eye — the practice sees eye emergencies the same day.
A question about your eyesight?
Carousels give you pointers; only an examination answers your situation. The Grand Paris Ophtalmologie practice sees you in Noisy-le-Grand, Monday to Friday.
The Grand Paris Ophtalmologie practice in Noisy-le-Grand provides consultations, screening and surgery for patients from neighbouring towns: