Dry age-related macular degeneration
Care built around what matters day to day: reading, driving and recognising faces.
Learn how RevolutionEyes assesses dry AMD and whether photobiomodulation may be appropriate as part of your management plan.
Assessed in clinic · Treated at home
Specialist care for dry AMD and persistent dry eye
Expert help to support your eye health, with treatment at home across central Scotland.
- Adail Islam, optometrist and orthoptist
- GOC registered 01-41526
- MCOptom
- 8+ years in eye care
- Reviews on Trustpilot
Assessed in clinic. Treated at home.
Your care begins with a comprehensive clinical assessment. We will examine your eyes, discuss your needs and explain whether PBM may be appropriate for you.
If treatment is recommended, your sessions are delivered in the comfort of your own home—avoiding repeated journeys while maintaining professional, personalised care.
Adail has been very professional right from the start of this journey. He explained very clearly the benefits of the treatment while being very realistic about possible outcomes. The treatment was very straightforward and made all the more enjoyable by Adail’s stories and chat. Having finished my round of treatment I have clearer vision to a varying extent in both eyes.
Conditions we treat
Persistent dry eye disease
Treatment aimed at the blocked oil glands behind persistent dry eye, so you can work in comfort, drive at night and wear contact lenses.
Discover our assessment-led approach to dry eye disease and the four-step treatment that may be considered following your consultation.
Your care, in experienced hands
Trust and experience
Your eyes will be assessed and cared for by Adail Islam, an optometrist with more than 8 years of clinical experience and the founder of RevolutionEyes. Adail has experience in assessing and managing dry age-related macular degeneration, as well as other ocular conditions including diabetic eye disease and post-operative care.
A personal promise
I take the time to explain things clearly, answer your questions, and only recommend treatment when I believe it is right for you.
Expert reassurance
I am committed to providing gentle, professional care and clear guidance throughout your assessment and treatment journey.
Adail Islam
Optometrist & Orthoptist
Founder, RevolutionEyesFounder, BioPhotonixGOC 01-41526
Our care in numbers
- Home treatment sessions delivered
- 220+Home treatment sessions delivered
- Of patients show improvement in at least one measured outcome
- 90%Of patients show improvement in at least one measured outcome*
- Of our patients recommend RevolutionEyes
- 100%Of our patients recommend RevolutionEyes
- Years of eye care experience
- 8+Years of eye care experience
* Based on RevolutionEyes' own records of patients who completed a full treatment course. Outcome measures include best-corrected visual acuity, contrast sensitivity and patient-reported symptoms. Individual results vary and improvement cannot be guaranteed.
Your treatment journey
The journey differs depending on what is being treated. Choose a treatment to see what is involved.
From your initial clinical assessment to your final report, every stage is carefully planned and clearly explained. Assessments take place in a clinical setting, while treatment sessions are delivered in the comfort of your home.
Step 1 · In clinic
Initial assessment
Your vision and eye health are carefully assessed, and we discuss how common conditions are affecting you. We create a plan including detailed macular scans if needed.
Step 2 · At home
First home session
Your first light therapy session is delivered at home. We guide you through the process, answer questions and confirm your remaining appointments.
Step 3 · At home
Treatment course
Your course consists of 9 home sessions over 3 weeks, each lasting around 12 minutes. Keeping to the planned schedule is important, so appointments should only be rearranged when unavoidable.
Step 4 · In clinic
Final assessment
One week after the last treatment session, you return for the clinical reassessment. We compare your macular scans to discuss any positive changes.
Step 5 · By email
Your report
Finally, we prepare a detailed clinical report summarising your assessments and treatment outcomes, delivered securely by email.
What is photobiomodulation?
Photobiomodulation (PBM) is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that uses certain types of light. It's painless, with no needles or surgery.
The light is absorbed by cells in the eye, which may help them work better.
For dry AMD, it's used to support the cells at the back of the eye that matter for your sight.
For dry eye disease, it's used to calm inflammation and help the eye feel more comfortable.
Every patient is assessed first, so PBM is only recommended when we think it's right for you.
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Selected wavelengths
Red and near-infrared light is delivered in controlled doses. Unlike a surgical laser, it does not cut, burn or remove tissue.
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Absorbed by the cell
The light reaches the mitochondria, the structures that produce most of the energy a cell needs to function.
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Energy and inflammation
Research suggests certain wavelengths interact with cytochrome c oxidase, part of the mitochondrial energy pathway.
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Supported tissue
The aim is not to boost cells in a vague sense. It is to help stressed cells work more normally and resist further damage.
Our story
Eye care should fit around the patient
RevolutionEyes was founded to make specialist, light-based eye care more accessible for people living with dry age-related macular degeneration and persistent dry eye disease.
Led by an experienced optometrist, we provide professional assessment and photobiomodulation treatment in the comfort of your own home—without unnecessary travel, waiting rooms or disruption.
Patient feedback
What patients have written about their care, in their own words. Almost all are from our Trustpilot page, where you can read every one.
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Contact us
If you have any questions or would like to book an assessment, please get in touch. You can fill in the form, or call or email us—whichever is easiest for you.
What happens next
You send the request
A few details and what it is about. No medical details are needed yet.
Adail contacts you personally
Usually within two working days, to talk through your symptoms and whether an assessment makes sense.
You book an assessment, if it does
It takes place in clinic. Treatment is only suggested if it is suitable for you.