Valeda® Photobiomodulation

Valeda® Photobiomodulation — Restoring Vision with Light

There has never before been a treatment for dry AMD, until now! Will Vision & Laser Centers is introducing Valeda® PBM — a non-invasive, in-office light therapy for patients with retinal health concerns such as dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Be among the first in the Portland area to access this life-changing technology at our Center for Retinal Rejuvenation.

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How Valeda® Photobiomodulation (PBM) Works

Photobiomodulation delivers specific wavelengths of visible and near-infrared light to retinal tissue. This light energy supports mitochondrial function, modulates inflammation, and promotes cellular homeostasis — all vital for retinal health.

Key Points:

  • Non-invasive sessions in a comfortable setting
  • Treatment series over several weeks
  • Complements nutrition and lifestyle care

Who May Benefit

  • Dry AMD patients — Supports retinal function alongside standard care
  • Early changes — Drusen or family history of AMD
  • Lifestyle-minded patients — Pairs well with nutrition and exercise
  • OD / MD Referrals — Full coordination with your doctor

What to Expect

Steps:
  • Consultation: Comprehensive exam, retinal imaging and optical coherence tomography (OCT) studies, AI diagnostics; we discuss PBM and your vision goals.
  • Treatment Series: Comfortable sessions under surgeon supervision (typically multiple visits).
  • Follow-Up & Maintenance: Ongoing tracking of vision and retinal health with periodic reviews.

Results & Safety

Results Discussion:

Each patient receives a personalized plan based on baseline imaging and clinical evidence.

We monitor metrics, nutritional support, and coordinate with your optometrist or retina specialist.

Safety Statement:

Valeda PBM is a non-invasive, light-based therapy performed with eye protection and technician guidance.

Most patients find it comfortable and resume normal activities immediately.

All risks and alternatives will be reviewed before treatment.