In the realm of ocular health, a transformative process unfolds—a gradual deterioration of the macula, the central region of the retina abundantly populated by rods and cones. This intricate degeneration sets in, resulting in the loss of central vision, particularly affecting individuals who have traversed the threshold of 60 years. Within this delicate metamorphosis, the tapestry of visual perception undergoes profound changes, underscoring the significance of proactive measures and specialized care to mitigate the impact on the aging population.