Immunotherapy
A series of allergenic extract injections over 3–5 years. As the dose increases, you should begin to feel better.
Learn MoreSublingual Immunotherapy
Also known as allergy drops or tablets, this treatment is administered under your tongue. While traditional allergy injections are administered weekly-to-monthly, sublingual immunotherapy may be administered daily at home.
Other Treatments
Intralymphatic Immunotherapy (ILIT)
Long-term allergy relief in just 3 treatments using ultrasound-guided lymph node delivery.
Learn MoreAvoidance
Avoidance strategies tailored to your specific allergy, with a recommendation and plan built for you.
Learn MoreMedication
Over-the-counter or prescription medications may be part of your personalized treatment plan.
Learn MoreXolair
An injectable biologic medication for qualifying individuals with asthma, chronic urticaria, and more.
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Facts for Patients
Educational overview of penicillin allergy statistics and common misconceptions.
Preparing for Your First Appointment
Downloadable guide to help you complete new patient forms and understand the check-in process.