Welcome to Pacific Allergy & Asthma

Our office hours are:

Mon-Thur 8AM – 5PM

Friday 8AM – 2:30PM

Dr. Tyler Basen is committed to providing excellent, patient-centered care to adult and pediatric patients in the Orange County community. Our goal is to treat your allergy and asthma concerns so that you can live life to the fullest.

Find long-term allergy relief & personalized treatment to cure skin, environmental and food allergies at our Mission Viejo, CA office.

Pacific Allergy & Asthma

Personalized care that you can depend on

Your First Visit

What you need to know before your first visit at Pacific Allergy & Asthma.

About Us

We offer food and environmental skin testing, food challenges, patch testing, drug allergy testing and breathing tests and immunodeficiency evaluation.

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Serving the Orange County community. Treating both kids and adults!

Dr. Tyler Basen, treats both kids and adults with food and environmental allergies, asthma, skin allergy and eczema, sinus disease and eosinophilic esophagitis. His office offers food and environmental skin testing, food challenges, patch testing, drug allergy testing and breathing tests and immunodeficiency evaluation.

Pacific Allergy & Asthma

Board-Certified Allergist and Immunologist

Dr. Tyler Basen, treats both kids and adults with food and environmental allergies, asthma, skin allergy and eczema, sinus disease and eosinophilic esophagitis. His office offers food and environmental skin testing, food challenges, patch testing, drug allergy testing, SLIT (Sublingual Immunotherapy) drops, an alternative treatment option to allergy shots, breathing tests and immunodeficiency evaluation.

Tyler Basen MD

Tyler Basen, MD

Did you know allergy drops are an option if you want to avoid needles or weekly office visits? Learn how allergy drops work.

Allergy Drops in Mission Viejo: Long-Term Relief Without Shots or Daily Pills

Sneezing, a stuffy nose, itchy eyes, or a cough that won’t quit? Whether it’s your cat or dog, dust at home, mold, or pollen from the trees and grass, most allergy pills and sprays only cover up symptoms for a few hours. Allergy drops work differently. You place a few drops under your tongue each day, and over time they teach your immune system to stop overreacting to your triggers. The medical name is sublingual immunotherapy, or SLIT, and it’s a needle-free alternative to allergy shots with no weekly office visits. After your first dose in our office, you take your drops at home. Drops can be an option for both kids and adults, and Dr. Tyler Basen starts with simple allergy testing to find exactly what you’re reacting to.

Mission Viejo residents deal with allergy triggers all year, from oak and sycamore pollen and coastal winds to dust mites indoors. Dr. Basen, a board-certified allergist and immunologist, builds each treatment plan around your test results. Many patients see fewer symptoms and rely less on daily medication over time, so they can enjoy everything from Oso Creek Trail to their own backyard.

Testimonials

I would recommend anyone who has allergies/sinus problems to come see him because he will do his best to make you feel better.

Valerie R. Irvine, CA

Frequently Asked Questions

They may. Allergy drops can be prepared for many common triggers, including pet dander, so your body slowly learns to react less to your cat or dog. Dr. Basen starts with allergy testing to confirm whether your pet is really the cause and whether drops are a good fit. Many pet owners find they can keep their pet and still feel better.

Both give your body tiny, carefully measured amounts of what you’re allergic to, so your immune system slowly learns to tolerate it. Allergy shots are injections given in a doctor’s office, often every week at the start. Allergy drops go under your tongue, and after your first dose with us, you take them at home each day. For many people that means no needles and fewer trips to the office.

There’s no guaranteed cure, but allergy immunotherapy is the closest thing to one. Pills and sprays only work while you take them. Allergy drops and allergy shots slowly retrain your immune system, and after a few years of treatment many people have far fewer symptoms, sometimes long after they stop.

Many children can. Because drops go under the tongue at home, they’re often much easier for kids than shots. Dr. Basen treats both children and adults and will review your child’s history and allergy testing before recommending a plan.