At Boxer Wachler Vision Institute, we understand the concerns and questions you may have regarding cataracts and the potential need for surgery. Dr. Brian, our experienced ophthalmologist, is here to provide clarity on this common eye condition and help you make informed decisions about your eye health.
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Is Keratoconus Hereditary? Be Proactive About Your Eye Health
At Boxer Wachler Vision Institute, our commitment is to your eye health and well-being. Dr. Brian and our dedicated team are here to provide you with the latest information and care strategies to ensure your vision remains clear and healthy. One eye condition that we frequently address is keratoconus. Understanding whether keratoconus is hereditary and how to be proactive about your eye health can make a significant difference in your quality of life.
What Makes Fortified LASIK Better Than the Traditional Surgery
At Boxer Wachler Vision Institute, under the expert guidance of Dr. Brian, we are committed to offering cutting-edge solutions for vision correction. One of our standout procedures is Fortified LASIK, a revolutionary advancement in laser eye surgery. If you’re considering LASIK surgery to correct your vision, you might wonder how Fortified LASIK differs from traditional LASIK and why it might be the better option for you.
Reasons You May Experience Dry Eye
Are you frequently bothered by irritated, burning eyes? There is a good chance you have chronic dry eye, a common condition that affects eyes that are unable to sufficiently lubricate themselves, either because of poor quality tears or inadequate tear production. Dr. Brian Boxer-Wachler has treated dry eye throughout his career with treatments he pioneered, which has helped patients like you to lower their incidence of eye discomfort. Below, he shares some of the reasons dry eye occurs. Read more
At What Age Should You Start Worrying About Cataracts?
Given that approximately half of Americans 75 and older are diagnosed with cataracts, it is not surprising that you may have some advanced concern about your own susceptibility to this eye condition. Brian Boxer Wachler, MD, is a premier ophthalmologist who regularly performs advanced cataract surgery for his patients in Beverly Hills. Below, he discusses when cataracts may start to become a problem. Read more
Driving with Keratoconus: Tips for Staying Safe
Driving is a daily necessity for many, providing a sense of freedom and independence. However, for those living with keratoconus, a progressive eye condition that causes vision distortion and blurriness, it can present a unique set of challenges. Brian Boxer Wachler, MD, understands the concerns and difficulties faced by patients with keratoconus, especially when it comes to driving. His goal is to not only address these concerns but also provide practical advice for staying safe on the road. Read more
WhiterEyes: An Exciting Treatment for Permanently Bloodshot Eyes
When you think of whitening treatments, the first thing to come to mind is probably a cosmetic procedure for your teeth. However, if you are one of the many Americans who has eyeballs that are less than white in color, you may be pleased to learn about WhiterEyes®. Leading ophthalmologist Brian Boxer Wachler, MD pioneered this treatment so patients can gain renewed confidence in their appearance.
While teeth whitening is cosmetic, eye whitening is more than cometic. People with discolored eyes feel very self-conscious because others may think that they are always tired, on drugs, etc. It can be emotionally difficult for those suffering from discolored eyes making them very self-conscious. Read more
Can Young Children Get Keratoconus Too?
Keratoconus typically affects patients in their teens and early 20s, seemingly triggered by the hormonal fluctuations that accompany puberty. However, adults can develop keratoconus until their 30s and later decades.
The same can also be true of children. Prepubescent cases of keratoconus are not common, but they have been documented in children as young as four. In this blog, Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler, one of the world’s foremost doctor experts for keratoconus care, discusses pediatric keratoconus and what patients should know to take care of their children at risk for this condition. Read more
How Does PRK Differ from LASIK?
LASIK may be the most popular form of refractive surgery available today, but it was predated by PRK (photorefractive keratectomy). Much like LASIK, PRK has undergone many updates since it was first introduced and remains a strong option for patients who wish to limit their dependence on prescription eyewear. Below, ophthalmologist Brian Boxer Wachler, MD explains how PRK is different from LASIK and why it can be the better choice for some patients. Read more
Why Everyone Is Talking About EVO Visian ICL
LASIK has historically been the best-known name in refractive surgery, but more recently it is facing some stiff competition for that title. EVO Visian ICL has become a popular option for patients who want to improve their visual acuity. In fact, Dr. Brian Boxer-Wachler, a leading ophthalmologist in Beverly Hills, has seen a sharp rise in patients who are interested in this procedure. Read more
