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Dr. Babak Farzaneh tours the back room of his Irvine clinic, showing how staff organize syringes, needles, numbing medications, and vitamins. The clinic uses an autoclave for on-site sterilization and minimizes touching to keep patients safe.
Dr. Babak Farzaneh tours the back room of his Irvine clinic, showing how staff organize syringes, needles, numbing medications, and vitamins. The clinic uses an autoclave for on-site sterilization and minimizes touching to keep patients safe.
Foreign Office. Right now, I'm going to take you behind the scene to show you a back room where the magic happens. So, as you can see, we have a setup here so that there's not a lot of touching. Different things, you know, where each syringes are. You have different needles for different procedures, different gauges. Some of them are very, very, very tiny. Some are a little bit larger or longer, and some are multiple, so that we can just get the medication with one injection rather than having to do three different injections. Everything is very organized. We have numbing medications. We have our vitamins here. And we also are very, very big on making sure that full sterilization is done. We don't really do a lot of clean procedure. We try to keep everything as sterile as possible. See that we have our own autoclave so that we can. Even the eye shields, everything that's sterilized that we use here. Well, just to show you that we try to do everything we can for you guys to have the best, safest experience possible.
