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Dr. Porkar's clinic
Ophthalmologist & Eye Surgeon

Better vision starts with a
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Evidence-based assessment, clear explanations of the options, and treatment tailored to each patient.

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Dr. Farshid Porkar, fellowship-trained cornea and eye surgeon
Cornea fellowship

Fellowship-trained Cornea and Anterior Segment Surgeon

Anterior Segment Fellowship

Biography

Biography of Dr. Farshid Porkar

Fellowship-trained Cornea and Anterior Segment Surgeon

MD from Tabriz University of Medical Sciences and ophthalmology residency at Tehran University of Medical Sciences.

Cornea and anterior segment fellowship at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, and university faculty member.

Anterior segment fellowship at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, Florida, USA.

Lecturer and attendee of advanced specialist courses at congresses in the United States, Europe and Japan

Doctor of Medicine

Tabriz University of Medical Sciences

Ophthalmology

Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Cornea & Anterior Segment Fellowship

Tehran University of Medical Sciences

Anterior Segment Fellowship

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Faculty Member

University

International Activity

United States, Europe and Japan

Lecturer and attendee of advanced specialist courses at congresses in the United States, Europe and Japan
Main specialties

Areas of expertise

Keratoconus

Keratoconus & cross-linking

Keratoconus is a progressive condition in which the cornea gradually thins and bulges into a cone shape, causing irregular astigmatism and blurred vision. Early diagnosis with corneal topography and tomography matters, because corneal cross-linking can slow or halt progression in many patients.

Common symptoms:

  • Blurred or distorted vision
  • Frequent prescription changes and increasing astigmatism
  • Light sensitivity and glare
  • Ghosting or multiple images in one eye
Educational illustration comparing a normal cornea with the cone-shaped cornea of keratoconus, with their topography maps
Diagnostic technology

Advanced diagnostic
equipment

Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of successful treatment. Advanced technology lets us examine layers of the eye that could not previously be seen.

5–10 minutes

Advanced OCT

Optical Coherence Tomography

Micron-level cross-sectional imaging of the retina and optic nerve. Painless and contact-free.

20–30 minutes

Fluorescein angiography

Fluorescein Angiography

Uses a contrast dye to assess blood flow in the retinal vessels and diagnose vascular eye disease.

15–20 minutes

Digital perimetry

Visual Field Testing

Precise visual field testing to diagnose glaucoma and optic nerve disease.

5 minutes

Corneal topography

Corneal Topography

A 3D map of the corneal surface to diagnose astigmatism and keratoconus and to plan surgery.

Inside Dr. Porkar's eye clinic

The clinic

A calm setting
for an important decision

Your care journey

From the first symptom to long-term care

1

Recognising the problem and booking a visit

Assessing symptoms and choosing the visit type

2

Examination and imaging

A thorough check-up with advanced equipment

3

Explaining the diagnosis and deciding together

Comparing options and choosing treatment with the patient

4

Treatment and follow-up

Aftercare and protecting your vision over time

Ready for your first visit?

To arrange an examination, request an appointment or call the clinic.

EYE COLOR CHANGE

Laser Eye Color Change

Learn about iris laser depigmentation and specialist assessment of eye health before considering a change in iris appearance.

Learn more about eye color change
Educational illustration of iris pigment and light
Educational illustration; not a treatment result
Patient stories

Real experiences

Mrs. M. Rezaei

Age 68 · Cataracts in both eyes

Vision fully restored

«For a whole year I lived with foggy vision and was afraid to drive. After Dr. Porkar's surgery, I saw my grandchild's face clearly for the first time in years.»

Mr. A. Karimi

Age 52 · Early-stage glaucoma

Vision preserved through early detection

«I had no symptoms. It was picked up at a routine eye exam, and with timely treatment my optic nerve was preserved. I'm told that if I had come later, the story would have been different.»

Mr. S. Mohammadi

Age 45 · Retinal tear

Successful emergency treatment

«I suddenly saw flashes of light and called the clinic the same day. Dr. Porkar said it could have become a full tear within hours. I'm glad I acted straight away.»

Treatment experiences can vary from patient to patient. Published stories describe individual experiences and do not guarantee a similar outcome for others.

Academic credentials

Expertise and experience

Ophthalmology specialty board

Iranian Society of Ophthalmology

International society member

American Academy of Ophthalmology

Published scientific articles

In reputable international journals

More than 5,000 patients

Successful surgeries and treatments

Speaker at international congresses

Iran, Europe and the Middle East

Licensed by the Ministry of Health

Valid, up-to-date medical license

Medical review policy

All medical content on this website is reviewed and approved by Dr. Porkar or the relevant medical specialist. Each article includes its latest review date.

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Contact the doctor

Contact Dr. Farshid Porkar, Specialist in Ophthalmology and Eye Surgery, Fellowship in Anterior Segment & Cornea

Contact the office by phone or email to arrange an appointment or request clinic information.

Office information

Street Address:Valiasr St., Bakhshandegan Alley, Ariyan Building, Floor 2, Unit 10, Tehran, Iran
Working hours:Even Days: Sat, Mon, Wed 04:00 pm–07:30 pm
Tue 12:30 pm–02:00 pm
Tel:+9821-88788694
Emailinfo@drfarshidporkar.com
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