Introduction
Dr. Babak Larian, the Director of the CENTER for Advanced Parathyroid Surgery in Los Angeles, is a distinguished and experienced board-certified head and neck surgeon. His proficiency and advancement of minimally invasive head and neck procedures are internationally recognized and celebrated by his peers. He is a fellow of The American College of Surgeons, and The American Head & Neck Society, as well as a member of The American Academy of Clinical Endocrinology.
Dr. Larian completed a six-year residency program in Head and Neck Surgery at UCLA, during which he underwent intense training in the treatment of head & neck tumors. This specialized training focused on all aspects of caring for patients with complex tumors and cancers in the neck, including diagnosing and treating these tumors and cancers, managing the complications caused by these tumors, and repairing these complications, when necessary. This unique experience allowed him to have a deep and extensive knowledge of not only the anatomy of the neck, but also consequences of rare and complex disease in this very delicate area of the body.
Early in his career he published a scientific article on parathyroid disease which led to him developing a passion for treating parathyroid disorders. He quickly realized there was a lack of focus on this disease, and thus a great majority of patients were not adequately diagnosed and appropriately treated, which left parathyroid patients on a long and uncertain path. Combining his passion for caring for patients with the need for better treatment, Dr. Larian decided to dedicate himself to better understand this disease and in doing so be better able to help cure parathyroid patients. He lectures extensively on this subject nationally and internationally, helping educate internal medicine physicians, endocrinologists and surgeons.
“It is rare to find patients that have been diagnosed early on in the course of hyperparathyroidism. Majority will have had symptoms that have gone unnoticed for a long while. It is our job as physicians to better understand this disease, so that we can diagnose people suffering from hyperparathyroidism sooner, before it leaves a deep impact on the body, and help guide them on the path of choosing the correct imaging studies to find the abnormal gland or glands. Once we have identified the parathyroid abnormality, we have to help our patients understand what is involved in minimally invasive parathyroid surgery, how to assure their particular surgery is a success, minimize the risks of surgery, and maximize their recovery.†Dr. Larian feels every person suffering from hyperparathyroidism requires a lot of attentive care, and needs to understand the disease in order to help their body recover better after surgery.
Dr. Larian completed a six-year residency program in Head and Neck Surgery at UCLA, during which he underwent intense training in the treatment of head & neck tumors. This specialized training focused on all aspects of caring for patients with complex tumors and cancers in the neck, including diagnosing and treating these tumors and cancers, managing the complications caused by these tumors, and repairing these complications, when necessary. This unique experience allowed him to have a deep and extensive knowledge of not only the anatomy of the neck, but also consequences of rare and complex disease in this very delicate area of the body.
Early in his career he published a scientific article on parathyroid disease which led to him developing a passion for treating parathyroid disorders. He quickly realized there was a lack of focus on this disease, and thus a great majority of patients were not adequately diagnosed and appropriately treated, which left parathyroid patients on a long and uncertain path. Combining his passion for caring for patients with the need for better treatment, Dr. Larian decided to dedicate himself to better understand this disease and in doing so be better able to help cure parathyroid patients. He lectures extensively on this subject nationally and internationally, helping educate internal medicine physicians, endocrinologists and surgeons.
“It is rare to find patients that have been diagnosed early on in the course of hyperparathyroidism. Majority will have had symptoms that have gone unnoticed for a long while. It is our job as physicians to better understand this disease, so that we can diagnose people suffering from hyperparathyroidism sooner, before it leaves a deep impact on the body, and help guide them on the path of choosing the correct imaging studies to find the abnormal gland or glands. Once we have identified the parathyroid abnormality, we have to help our patients understand what is involved in minimally invasive parathyroid surgery, how to assure their particular surgery is a success, minimize the risks of surgery, and maximize their recovery.†Dr. Larian feels every person suffering from hyperparathyroidism requires a lot of attentive care, and needs to understand the disease in order to help their body recover better after surgery.
Contact Info
Address:
9401 Wilshire Blvd #650
Beverly Hills
CA 90212
United States
Beverly Hills
CA 90212
United States
Tel:
310-461-0300
Website:
https://www.hyperparathyroidmd.com/
Offering
- Parathyroid Surgery
- Parathyroid Treatment
Hours of operation
| From | To | From | To | From | To | ||
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| Monday | Open | 9 AM | 5 PM | ||||
| Tuesday | Open | 9 AM | 5 PM | ||||
| Wednesday | Open | 9 AM | 5 PM | ||||
| Thursday | Open | 9 AM | 5 PM | ||||
| Friday | Open | 9 AM | 5 PM | ||||
| Saturday | Open | ||||||
| Sunday | Open | ||||||
