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Solutions / Treatments
Intravitreal treatment / "eye injections"
Laser therapy
Vitreoretinal surgery
Intravitreal therapy
What is an intravitreal injection?
While it sounds horrible, eye injections have revolutionized retinal care over the last two decades. Diseases that used to permanently damage people's vision are now treatable and in many cases even reversible. We can make sure that your experience is easy and effortless, without pain or anxiety.
Why Desert Retina?
Informed approach
Our goal is to use state of the art equipment to diagnose your eye condition and then offer an easy to understand summary of what is happening with your eyes. We strive to offer the best available options to help you see better or to prevent future eye disease.
Precision and safety
Dr. Par has administered over 28,000 intravitreal injections. He has developed (patent pending) a proprietary technique aimed at both maximizing safety and patient comfort, allowing for an infection rate that is approximately 5x better than the national average.
Healing environment
We are in this together. Dr. Par treats his patients like family. We want you to not only understand our treatment plan, but to feel surrounded by a team assembled to help you heal.
Efficient and state-of-the-art
We value your time and appreciate your trust in us.
Dr. Par will do everything he can to make your appointment as efficient as possible. Unlike other offices, Desert Retina utilizes technology and methodology to allow for Express treatment visits. If you qualify, we will get you in-and-out quickly and without long-lasting dilation for most appointments.
Laser therapy
What is retinal laser treatment?
There are a wide variety of retinal conditions that can benefit from laser treatment. Sometimes the vitreous or jelly in the middle of the eye can create traction on the retina causing a tear, hole or even detachment of the retina. Laser retinopexy can be utilized to treat these areas and prevent vision loss.
Other conditions such as diabetic retinopathy and retinal vein occlusion may benefit from laser photocoagulation which works to decrease the peripheral retina's oxygen demand. This can assist in protecting blood flow to the most important part of the retina, the macula.
Vitreoretinal Surgery
What conditions may require surgery?
We always aim to find non-surgical solutions, there are a wide variety of retinal conditions that can benefit from surgery.
More information coming soon.
Locations
Tenaya Office
2851 N. Tenaya Way
Las Vegas, NV, 89128
First floor - Private Entrance
Maryland Office
2870 S. Maryland Parkway
Las Vegas, NV, 891
3rd Floor
Henderson Office
Coming soon
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