Dr Julien Gozlan

Career

• Since 2024
  Founding of Paris – Auteuil Ophthalmology Practice

  A leading ophthalmology center in Paris 16, dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of eye conditions.
• Since 2017
  Clinique Ambroise Paré – Hartmann (Neuilly-sur-Seine)

  Cataract and Retinal Surgery
• 2018–2023
  Centre Iéna Vision (Paris 16)

  Associate Practitioner | Consultations
• 2018–2022
  Avicenne University Hospital (AP-HP)

  Attached Practitioner | Consultations, Cataract and Retinal Surgery
• 2015–2017
  Fondation Ophtalmologique Rothschild – Vitreous & Retina (Paris 19)

  Specialist Assistant | Consultations, Cataract and Retinal Surgery
• 2010–2015
  Poitiers University Hospital – Ophthalmology Department

  Hospital Intern | Consultations, Surgery

Information & Pathologies

Cataract and retinal surgeon in Paris 16, Dr Julien Gozlan treats cataracts and all retinal conditions (AMD, epiretinal membrane, macular hole, retinal detachment, diabetic retinopathy...)

Cataract

Retinal Diseases

Retinal Surgery

Diagnostic Tests

Latest articles

Retinal Diseases 28/08/26

Symptoms of AMD

Recognising the symptoms of AMD (age-related macular degeneration) as early as possible is essential: one of its forms requires prompt treatment. Straight lines that appear wavy, a blurred spot in the centre of vision, difficulty reading… Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmologist and retina specialist in Paris 16, describes the warning signs to watch for — and those that progress silently.

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Retinal Diseases 20/08/26

Choroidal osteoma

The choroidal osteoma is a rare benign tumour of the choroid, made of mature bone tissue. It mainly affects young women and is most often located near the optic nerve. Although benign, the choroidal osteoma can affect vision when it decalcifies or is complicated by abnormal vessels. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmic surgeon specialising in the retina in Paris 16, explains what a choroidal osteoma is, how it is diagnosed and how it is monitored.

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Retinal Diseases 06/08/26

Choroidal haemangioma

The choroidal haemangioma is a benign vascular tumour of the choroid, that is, a malformation made of normal but abnormally clustered blood vessels. Unlike melanoma, it is not cancerous and never metastasises. It can, however, affect vision when it causes fluid to accumulate beneath the retina. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmic surgeon specialising in the retina in Paris 16, explains what a choroidal haemangioma is, how it is diagnosed and what treatment options are available.

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Retinal Diseases 23/07/26

Choroidal melanoma

The choroidal melanoma is the most common primary malignant tumour of the eye in adults. Arising from the melanocytes of the choroid — the vascular membrane located beneath the retina — it can remain silent for a long time before affecting vision. Early diagnosis is decisive, as it determines both eye preservation and the patient's prognosis. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmic surgeon specialising in the retina in Paris 16, explains how to recognise a choroidal melanoma, how it is diagnosed and what the current treatment options are.

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Retinal Diseases 09/07/26

Choroidal metastasis

Choroidal metastasis refers to a secondary tumour localisation within the choroid, the vascular membrane situated between the retina and the sclera of the eye. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmologist surgeon specialising in the retina in Paris 16, manages patients presenting with this ocular condition, which is often an indicator of a distant cancer. This article details the mechanisms of choroidal metastasis, the symptoms that should raise concern, the essential diagnostic examinations and current therapeutic options, presented in a reassuring and educational approach.

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Retinal Diseases 25/06/26

Choroidal naevus

A choroidal naevus is a benign pigmented lesion located at the back of the eye, often discovered incidentally during a routine ophthalmological examination. Comparable to a skin mole, this naevus develops in the choroid, the vascular membrane that nourishes the retina. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmologist surgeon specialising in the retina in Paris 16, explains in this article what a choroidal naevus is, how it is diagnosed, what the monitoring criteria are, and in which cases specific management is required.

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