Vision correction by Dr. Soroudi

 

WITH ALL-LASER CONTOURA LASIK

 

Dr. Soroudi is an internationally recognized, board-certified, subspecialty-trained Ophthalmologist who specializes in all aspects of vision corrective surgery, ophthalmic surgery, as well as eyelid plastic surgery. Having personally performed more than 30,000 successful eye and eyelid procedures, Dr. Soroudi is recognized as one of the most experienced, meticulous, and highly respected experts in his fields of specialty. Dr. Soroudi completed his undergraduate studies in Biomedical Engineering and graduated near the top of his class with magna cum laude honors from USC, which is considered one of the most prestigious engineering programs in the world. Here, he received the coveted Howard Hughes Award for his research in gene therapy. He obtained his Master of Science Degree in Physiological Science from UCLA in only one year (two-year program) and published his thesis on his research studying the utility of Radiofrequency technology to remove tumors in the human orbit at the Oculoplastic Division of the Stein Eye Institute. Dr. Soroudi went on to the prestigious University of California, Irvine School of Medicine to obtain his Medical Degree. Here, he was awarded a fellowship by the U.S. Government to conduct research in ocular gene therapy at the world-famous National Eye Institute (National Institutes of Health/NIH) in Maryland. His research here may someday be able to cure severe genetic eye disease, such as Retinitis Pigmentosa and even Macular Degeneration. After graduating medical school, Dr. Soroudi obtained extensive surgical training at the Los Angeles County Hospital in East Los Angeles as a General Surgery Intern. He completed his residency and served as chief resident in Ophthalmology at the Los Angeles County Hospital in South Central Los Angeles, under the supervision of internationally recognized eye surgeons from the UCLA Jules Stein Eye Institute. Through this experience at a Level-I Trauma Center, he gained tremendous experience in performing some of the most challenging operations involving every subspecialty in Ophthalmology, including complex Cataract operations, Corneal Transplantation, Glaucoma Surgery, treating severe Diabetic Retinal Disease, as well as repairing severe eye & eyelid trauma from bullet wounds, knife wounds, and occupational injuries. During his last year in training, Dr. Soroudi had the rare opportunity to spend 4 full days a week in surgery, so in essence, he completed a combined Cornea, Glaucoma, Oculoplastic, and Medical Retina Fellowship, with equal prowess. Dr. Soroudi spent a year at the Division of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at UCLA where he pursued his research interests in thyroid-related (Graves) orbital disease and clinical interests in complex eyelid surgery under the tutelage of his mentor, Professor Robert Alan Goldberg, past president of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. His research findings here have been published multiple times in the prestigious Journal of Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery.

 

 

 

 

 

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