In Reply We thank Townes-Anderson and colleagues for their insightful letter in response to our recent publication.1 Our work investigates changes in retinal structure, spatial vision, contrast detection/threshold sensitivity, color discrimination, and color matching following limited iatrogenic detachment of the macula in 5 consecutively treated men as a part of a phase I/II trial of gene therapy for choroideremia (NCT01461213). We demonstrated that retinal reattachment occurred within 1 week of the procedure and that best-corrected visual acuity recovered by 1 month in all 5 participants. One patient was observed to have altered color matching at all follow-up points and 2 demonstrated reductions in threshold sensitivity at 1 month.