World-class retinal care and an exceptional patient experience

Our Services

Advanced retinal imaging

We provide advanced imaging to properly diagnose your retinal disease. Our state of the art equipment will allow Dr. Puthenparambil to show you how your disease is threatening your vision

Placement of medication in the intravitreal space

Safe and comfortable in-office intravitreal injections are necessary for patients experiencing vision loss from diabetic retinopathy, vein occlusions, and macular degeneration. We utilize all of the latest medical advancements to improve vision and prevent deterioration of your retinal disease

Retinal laser treatments

We offer a full range of in-office laser treatments for diabetic retinopathy, vein occlusions, macular edema and retinal tears

Surgical treatment of retinal disorders

Dr. Puthenparambil has experience with the different approaches of surgical treatment for complex retinal disease.

Dr. Puthenparambil (Dr. P)

Larry Puthenparambil grew up in Friendswood and graduated from Clear Brook High School. He then attended Texas A&M University where he graduated with a Biology major. He returned to Houston to acquire his Medical Degree from Baylor Medical school. He then went on to do his residency and fellowship at University of Texas Southwestern in Dallas. During residency and fellowship he authored multiple papers and presented at conferences. He also had an opportunity to join as a faculty member at UTMB Galveston where he trained multiple residents and fellows.

In his spare time Dr. Puthenparambil enjoys traveling as well as spending time with his family right here in South Houston.

Conditions We Treat

Trust our team with the most advanced technology in the medical field

Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Age-related macular degeneration comes in wet and dry forms. Due to the rapid change in the landscape of this field, consult with us and see what is the best treatment for your specific type of macular degeneration.

Diabetic Retinopathy and Macular Edema

Diabetics require regular eye screenings to prevent vision loss from diabetic retinal disease. Advanced diabetic eye disease may require in-office and/or surgical treatment to save and improve vision.

Macular Pucker and Macular Holes

Macular puckers and macular holes are created when normal layers in our eye start to form tractional membranes. These membranes can cause distortion, vision loss and double vision. Surgery may be needed to treat these membranes

Ocular inflammatory disease

The immune system can attack the internal structures of the eye causing inflammation, macular edema, and progressive vision loss. Proper diagnosis and management will require close coordination with your primary care provider and rheumatologist.

Retinal tears and detachments

If you are experiencing flashes or floaters, or have been diagnosed with a retinal tear or detachment you may require an in-office procedure or surgery. Urgent evaluation is often essential.

Retinal Vein Occlusion

Retinal vein occlusions can cause a sudden painless loss of vision, and are usually associated with elevated blood pressure. In office treatment such as injections or lasers, can help improve vision.