Protect your vision with expert ocular oncology for benign and cancerous eye tumors. The Vision Institute brings together internationally recognized ophthalmologists to provide advanced, personalized care focused on preserving your sight.
Our Ocular Oncology Services

Adult Ocular Cancer
Protect your vision through early detection of adult ocular cancer in Palm Springs. If you notice blurred vision, flashes, floaters, eye pain, or visible changes, The Vision Institute provides diagnostic evaluation and treatment from internationally recognized ophthalmology experts.

Pediatric Ocular Cancer
Protect your child's vision with expert pediatric ocular cancer care at The Vision Institute. If your child has a white pupil, crossed eyes, or vision changes, our internationally recognized specialists provide advanced diagnosis and personalized treatment.

Ocular Cancer Screening
Protect your vision through early detection with ocular cancer screening in Palm Springs. If you are at risk for ocular tumors, our internationally recognized ophthalmologists at The Vision Institute use advanced imaging to identify abnormalities and guide timely treatment.

Advanced Surgical & Radiation Treatment
Protect your vision with surgical and radiation treatment for ocular tumors and cancers in Palm Springs. At The Vision Institute, you benefit from the collective expertise of internationally recognized ophthalmologists delivering highly specialized, personalized care.
Frequently Asked Questions Ocular Oncology
Are all eye tumors cancerous?
No. Many eye tumors are benign and never become cancerous. However, even benign tumors may affect vision depending on their size and location. A comprehensive examination and imaging are essential to determine whether a lesion requires observation or treatment.
How is an eye tumor diagnosed?
Diagnosis begins with a detailed eye examination followed by advanced diagnostic testing. Depending on your condition, your specialist may use OCT imaging, ultra-wide-angle fundus photography, ocular ultrasound, fluorescein angiography, or other imaging techniques to evaluate the tumor's size, depth, blood supply, and growth characteristics.
Will I always need surgery?
Not necessarily. Many tumors can be safely monitored with scheduled examinations and imaging as long as they remain stable. When treatment is necessary, your care plan may include laser therapy, radiation, targeted medications, surgery, or a combination of therapies based on your specific diagnosis.
What are the risks of delaying treatment?
Some malignant tumors may continue to grow, damage delicate ocular structures, reduce vision, or spread beyond the eye if left untreated. Prompt evaluation allows your specialist to determine whether immediate treatment or careful observation is the safest approach.


