Can Pinguecula Return After Surgery?

Pinguecula Removal Los Angeles

If you’re considering pinguecula removal, you’re likely wondering whether the growth could come back after surgery. This is a common concern—and an important one to address before moving forward. Understanding how your eye responds to surgery and the factors that may influence regrowth can help set the right expectations and ensure you’re making the most informed decision for your eye health.

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Stronger Corneas, Sharper Vision: Why Athletes Should Consider Fortified LASIK

LASIK Los Angeles

If you’re an athlete, you know how much your vision can impact your performance. From tracking fast-moving objects to reacting quickly on the field, court, or track, clear and reliable sight gives you a crucial edge. But if you’re nearsighted, farsighted, or struggle with astigmatism, glasses and contacts might be holding you back. Fortified LASIK could be a solution worth considering to help you feel more confident in your vision—without the daily hassle of lenses.

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Intacs and Contact Lenses: Can You Still Wear Them After the Procedure?

Intacs Los Angeles

If you’ve been managing keratoconus with contact lenses and are now considering Intacs, it’s natural to wonder how this treatment might change your routine. You may be asking yourself if you’ll still be able to wear contacts after undergoing the procedure. Understanding what to expect can help you make an informed decision that supports your vision and lifestyle.

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Are Eye Drops Enough to Combat Dry Eyes?

Dry Eyes Beverly Hills

When your eyes feel gritty, irritated, or persistently dry, reaching for eye drops might seem like the easiest solution. These over-the-counter remedies may offer quick relief, but are they truly addressing the root cause of your discomfort? If you’ve been struggling with dry eye symptoms that just won’t quit, it may be time to consider whether eye drops alone are enough—or if more comprehensive care could bring you lasting relief.

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Why Do I Have Spots on the Whites of My Eyes?

Eye Appearance Beverly Hills

If you’ve noticed small yellow or brown spots on the whites of your eyes, you’re not alone. These spots, often referred to as pinguecula or conjunctival nevus, can make your eyes appear less bright or give an impression of fatigue—even when you feel fully rested. Understanding what these spots are and why they appear may help you take the right steps toward achieving a clearer, more refreshed look.

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What Are My Treatment Options to Improve My Reading Vision?

Reading Vision Beverly Hills

If you’re finding it harder to read menus, books, or text messages without holding them at arm’s length, you’re not alone. Changes in reading vision are a natural part of aging, often due to a condition called presbyopia. The good news is, you’re not limited to over-the-counter reading glasses. Today, several advanced vision correction options may help you regain clearer reading vision—without relying entirely on eyewear.

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Nutrition for Optimal Eye Health

Eye Health Beverly Hills

At Boxer Wachler Vision Institute, we believe that eye health is not just about regular checkups and vision correction procedures. What you eat plays a critical role in maintaining your eyesight and preventing age-related eye conditions. Just like the rest of your body, your eyes require specific nutrients to function optimally. In this blog, we’ll explore key nutrients and foods that support eye health, based on reputable research and expert recommendations.

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Key Glaucoma Facts Everyone Should Know

Glaucoma Beverly Hills

Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that can lead to irreversible vision loss if left untreated. It’s often referred to as the “silent thief of sight” because it tends to progress without any early warning signs. At Boxer Wachler Vision Institute in Beverly Hills, we believe that understanding glaucoma and its impact on eye health is essential for everyone, especially as early diagnosis and treatment can help preserve vision.

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Change the Color of Your Eyes Instantly with ColorEyes

Eye Color Change Beverly Hills

Are you looking for a safe and effective way to change the color of your eyes? At the Boxer Wachler Vision Institute in Beverly Hills, we offer ColorEyes, a revolutionary treatment designed to give you the eye color of your dreams—instantly! Unlike colored contact lenses that may feel uncomfortable or cause irritation, ColorEyes is a permanent, non-invasive procedure that uses advanced technology to alter your eye color without any surgery.

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A BRIEF NOTE ABOUT DR. BRIAN

Throughout his highly respected career, cornea specialist Dr. Brian has never wavered with his integrity and dedication to always do the best for each and every patient - even in the face of adversity and peer pressure. Case in point: when he developed a procedure to treat a cornea condition known as Keratoconus. While other eye surgeons were entrenched in performing invasive and painful cornea transplants, Dr. Brian invented a new non-invasive procedure that prevented needing cornea transplants. He was shocked by the medical establishment being unwelcoming to his innovation because, as he later found out, his new procedure was preventing other eye surgeons from performing their lucrative cornea transplants. Dr. Brian persisted, went against the grain and didn’t give up because he believed in himself and in his procedure as it was in the best interest of patients. Eventually, he crossed paths with U.S. Olympic bobsled driver Steven Holcomb who had Keratoconus and became so depressed over it that he tried to commit suicide. Luckily, he survived. The United States Olympic team and his coaches found Dr. Brian and sent Steven to see him. Dr. Brian restored his vision to 20/20 which enabled Steven later win a historic Olympic gold medal for United States in bobsled - the first in 62 years! As a result, Dr. Brian was later invited to give a prestigious TEDx talk about his integrity and dedication to patients. You can watch his moving and inspiring TEDx talk here.

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