Vision Snow Syndrome

What is Visual Snow Syndrome?

Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is a neurological condition that affects an individual's vision, making it appear as though they are constantly looking through a layer of flickering static, similar to what you might see on an untuned television. This visual disturbance can be present even when the eyes are closed, and is often described as tiny, moving dots or “visual snow” that can impede clarity.

Symptoms of Visual Snow Syndrome

The primary symptom of VSS is the persistent presence of static-like visual noise across the entire visual field. However, patients might also experience other symptoms, such as:

• Light sensitivity

• Afterimages or trailing images

• Impaired night vision

• Visual distortions such as seeing colored spots

• Headaches or migraines

• Difficulty focusing or concentrating
  
  

Dr. Tsang's Expertise in Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation

Dr. Terry Tsang is renowned for her expertise in neuro-optometric rehabilitation, particularly her dedication to serving patients suffering from Visual Snow Syndrome. Neuro-optometric rehabilitation involves tailored therapies that help manage visual disorders arising from conditions like traumatic brain injuries and other neurological diseases. Dr. Tsang is one of the few optometrists with specialized knowledge and experience in treating VSS, making her practice a sought-after destination for patients worldwide.