A 56-year-old woman was referred for multiple, small, uniform-size drusen.Fluorescein angiography showed a "stars-in-the-sky" pattern (Figure 1), typical of basal laminar drusen. Documentation of thedisease over 5 years showed a progressive appearance of vitelliform maculardetachment that slowly disappeared, whereas geographic atrophy spread. Visualacuity declined from 20/20 to 20/40, but the patient could not read withoutlow-vision aids.