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 07/05/26

Pachychoroid

The pachychoroide spectrum encompasses a set of ocular pathologies sharing common abnormalities of the choroid, this vascular nourishing layer located beneath the retina. First described in 2013, this concept has profoundly changed our understanding of many retinal diseases. Dr Julien Gozlan, an ophthalmologist specializing in retinal diseases at Paris – Auteuil Ophthalmology Practice, offers you in this article a clear and accessible explanation of what pachychoroide is, the different pathologies that make up this spectrum, the examinations necessary for diagnosis and the available treatments.

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Retinal Diseases 30/04/26

Angioid streaks

Angioid streaks are a rare but potentially serious ocular condition caused by breaks in Bruch's membrane at the back of the eye. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmic surgeon specializing in retinal diseases in Paris 16, regularly sees patients affected by this condition. In this article, we explain in simple terms what angioid streaks are, their causes, the symptoms that should raise concern, the examinations required for diagnosis, and the treatments available today to preserve your vision.

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Retinal Diseases 23/04/26

PAMM (Paracentral Acute Middle Maculopathy)

PAMM (Paracentral Acute Middle Maculopathy) is a recently identified ischemic retinal condition affecting the intermediate layers of the macular retina. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmic surgeon specializing in retinal diseases and surgery in Paris 16, provides a comprehensive article on this still poorly recognized condition. We will cover the precise definition of PAMM, its pathophysiological mechanisms, identified risk factors, characteristic symptoms, modern diagnostic methods — particularly OCT and OCT angiography — as well as current management and long-term visual prognosis.

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Cataract 20/04/26

Cataract in a single functional eye

Cataract in a single functional eye represents a unique clinical situation that requires rigorous and tailored management. When a patient has only one seeing eye — the other being non-functional due to trauma, severe retinal disease or deep amblyopia — the stakes of cataract surgery become considerably higher. Dr Julien Gozlan, an ophthalmic surgeon specializing in cataract surgery and retinal diseases in Paris 16, provides these patients with particular attention and care. In this article, we discuss the specific aspects of this situation, the essential preoperative precautions, the course of the procedure, the specific risks and the results that can be expected.

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Retinal Surgery 17/04/26

Operculated retinal hole

An operculated hole is a lesion of the peripheral retina caused by a posterior vitreous detachment (PVD). During this physiological process, the vitreous exerts traction on the retina and tears away a small fragment of retinal tissue, called an operculum, which remains suspended above the hole. This lesion is managed either through simple monitoring or preventive laser retinopexy performed in the office; surgery is only indicated in cases of associated retinal detachment. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmologist in Paris 16, explains in this article the mechanisms of formation, symptoms, diagnosis, and management of this peripheral retinal lesion.

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Diagnostic Tests 30/03/26

Laser and the retina

Retinal laser (or retinal photocoagulation) is a major treatment in ophthalmology for protecting the retina and preventing certain serious complications, such as retinal detachment or vision loss related to diabetes or retinal vein occlusions. It does not "repair" everything, but it can often stabilize the condition and limit the risk of worsening. Dr Julien Gozlan, ophthalmologist in Paris 16, explains the indications for this treatment, the practical course of the sessions, the expected outcomes, and the precautions to be aware of.

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