I'm updating my review because since my eye surgery, I have 20/20 vision and feel so well taken…read morecare of by Dr. Pan and his associate, Hanh Le, Director of Optometry. I have very bad "dry eye" and I have seen Dr. Hanh twice on Dr. Pan's recommendation as she is a specialist in this department. Dr. Hahn has the most amazing manner about her and makes me feel heard and well taken care of. I waited about 5 minutes in the waiting room and was seen very quickly by Dr. Hahn today. She made excellent recommendations, right in line with what my hero, Dr. Pan has told me. I am so grateful that my issue is being taken care of. I highly recommend Dr. Hahn if you have "dry eye" issues.

Dr Pan did my cataract surgery. Couldn't be happier with the results. Not only is he a skilled…read moresurgeon , he is patient with questions and concerns. He and Dr. khodabaksh come highly recommended by my retina specialist ,another top doctor. If you need a glaucoma or cataract specialist, I highly recommend Dr. Pan - especially if you have retina issues.

I rarely write reviews. And it took me some time to assemble this because the process was so…read moreinvolved. But I finally figured out how to share my experience, breaking it up into phases. I'm in my 50s, do some on-camera work, and I'm a bit of a perfectionist. I'm also very demanding with my providers (doctors, lawyers, accountants, etc.). For years, I disliked the puffiness around my upper and lower eyes. Over a two-year period, I did exhaustive research, watched every YouTube video available, and consulted with multiple Beverly Hills doctors multiple times. Ultimately, I chose Dr. Zoumalan because of his detailed approach, his recommendation NOT to do certain elements of the procedure even though he could have charged me for them, and his generally caring vibe. Even though I returned for three separate consultations and asked endless repeat questions, Dr. Zoumalan was always open, honest, and patient. He meticulously explained how my natural facial structure, fat and skin would play a part in the symmetry, and showed me various recovery scenarios. Pre-op Preparing for the procedure was nerve-wracking for me, but the process was really well organized. I followed their instructions to the letter: cut out alcohol for two weeks, started a low-salt diet a few days prior, sent in photos of my younger self for reference, and got clearance from an optometrist and my primary care physician, which was necessary given my age. A quick shoutout to the staff who were very friendly and never made me feel like I was bothering them with so many follow-up questions: * Rania handled scheduling and pricing. She held my hand throughout the process. * Elioza was super helpful and supportive at the front desk whenever I needed to talk to someone. * Michelle handled all my pre-op care. Really kind and thorough. Surgery I arrived early in a Lyft. The procedure room was very clean and well decorated. Once in the room where they checked my vitals and I was waiting to be taken into the operating room, the "calming" music actually started to make me anxious. When I mentioned it, they kindly switched it right away. Dr. Zoumalan came in for some final measurements and explained (once again) how everything would go during the procedure and what the recovery scenarios would be like the first few days afterward. Once in the operating room, the anesthesiologist cracked a few jokes, and I went right to sleep. When I woke up, my eyes felt a little crusty, and I needed ointment on my eyelids to open them up, which was mentioned up front. My vision was a little blurry. But I was incredibly relieved to feel no pain. And looking in the mirror, I was surprised to see that the incisions and stitching looked a lot less red or puffy than I'd imagined. Procedures * Upper and Lower Eyelids (Blepharoplasty) * Ptosis Repair to correct eyelid drooping. * Mid-Face Fat Grafting to address hollowness under my eyes and around my cheeks. (Looking back at old photos, this restored much of the cheek volume I had 20 years ago) * CO2 Laser Treatment to improve overall skin texture below the eyes. Recovery My wife picked me up, also noting that I looked better than she'd expected. And just like the pre-op instructions, I strictly followed the recovery sheet to the letter. Lots of ice packs, on and off. And all the medications I needed were included. * Days 1-2: As often as possible, I rested with my eyes closed, listening to music and I think one audiobook. I felt independent enough to manage my own medications and ice packs by the second day. * Day 6 (Stitch Removal): I experienced surprisingly minimal bruising--likely thanks to arnica and consistent icing. When they handed me the mirror after stitch removal, I could already see how the results would likely play out. However, as Dr. Z had prepped me for, one eye had a different swelling pattern than the other. * Day 9 (Social Outing): I reluctantly attended a crowded neighborhood birthday party (my wife forced me), wearing sunglasses and keeping a safe distance from flying balls or running kids. Surprisingly, no one noticed I had surgery. * 1 to 3 Months: The reduction of swelling went according to plan. While I checked back with Dr. Zoumalan a few times to ensure the uneven swelling between the two eyes was normal (which it completely was), the symmetry played out just as prescribed. Results The number one thing I feared was scarring, but Dr. Zoumalan's incisions and stitching were completely on point. By month one, the scars were barely visible. And I developed no keloids. Another special shout-out goes to Eva, their injector, who administered my Botox about 3 months after the procedure. Once my eyes were refreshed, I wanted my forehead skin to match it. After all of it, I still look completely like myself, but about 15 years younger. Now nine months out, the results continue to improve ever so slightly every month. I couldn't recommend Dr. Zoumalan and his team more highly. 10/10.

It has been six months since my surgery with the masterful Dr. Christopher Zoumalan, and I can…read morewholeheartedly say I had a truly remarkable experience with him and his office. He performed my surgery perfectly, and I honestly could not be happier with the transformative result. He has such a calm, warm, and kind presence, along with an incredible eye for detail. His work is so precise and natural that I still look like myself--just more refreshed, lifted, and youthful in the most elegant way. His entire team was attentive, warm, and caring every step of the way. It is rare to find a surgeon who is not only exceptionally talented, but also genuinely caring and honest. Dr. Zoumalan is truly one of the best in Beverly Hills, and I feel so grateful I trusted him with my face. If you are considering a brow lift or any facial procedure, I cannot recommend him highly enough.

Dr. Cornell and his team of experts saw me through a series of eye surgeries, I very much…read moreappreciated their expertise, warmth and support, I've been through some international eye experts, but Dr. Cornell is on a level all of his own. I do you of highly recommend them . JD

Absolute best place to come for cataract surgery. I was comfortable from the minute I stepped into…read morethe office. Dr. Cornell is just what you want as a surgeon, skilled, kind, takes the time to explain each phase. There is excellent follow up, including a call from the doctor the night of the surgery, to ask how you are doing. His staff are also professional and welcoming.

GREAT DOCTOR!!!!!…read more Highly recommend Is an absolute professional who knows how to treat his clients!

I found Dr. Yeroushalmi after calling many other doctors on a holiday to be seen for an urgent eye…read moreissue. Dr. Yeroushalmi saw me right away. He was very approachable for questions, knowledgeable, thorough and reassuring. I am very appreciative to have found him.

This is a much long overdue review from myself to Dr. Brian Boxer. About 20 years ago, I was…read morediagnosed with keratoconus, a condition that was so rare and unknown to myself and many around me in my own hometown which is daunting to say the least as someone who just turned 12. However, it was a hidden blessing because it gave me the drive to continue to strive for excellence, from that, I was nominated by the school paper for facing adversity with keratoconus and that is when Dr. Brian Boxer read about my condition and reached out to me to perform a procedure to help stabilize my eyes when the condition was very severe. He was incredibly kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable. At the age of 12, it meant so much to have a physician truly care about his patients. 20 years later, advancements in tech have made keratoconus treatments incredible and so advanced, but I will never forget the hospitality and treatment, Dr. Boxer gave me at the peak of the condition and at the beginning of my keratoconus journey, thank you so much once again!

About 20 years ago I had Holcomb C3-R, and Intacs and CK to fix my Keratoconus. My eye doctor…read moreoriginally told me the only options were hard contacts and cornea transplant. I was 19 and was a lacrosse player and those were no go options. I found Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler who's one of the world's best keratoconus experts. I was able to wear soft contacts afterwards and avoided a cornea transplant!! Fast forward - I just had Dr. Brian just do EVO ICL and now with both eyes I see 20/20. It's crazy!! If you have Keratoconus, go see Dr. Brian!! He changed my life in so many ways. I'm so very grateful to him and his staff. There aren't enough words nor ways to say 'thank you'!

Experience is second to none, Excellent communication skills…read more Friendly office staff Easy access and parking Quality state of the art instrumentation

Wonderful doctor! Excellent care, friendly and nice staff. I wouldn't go to anyone else for my…read moreeye care.

I'm so happy I decided to go through with lower blepharoplasty with Dr. Taban because I couldn't be…read morehappier with my results. I kept being told I didn't need this procedure, but my under-eye bags had always bothered me, especially in photos where certain lighting would make them appear more prominent. It was one of my biggest insecurities. It's been about 4 months now, and I have healed beautifully. I felt compelled to give Dr. Taban the praise he deserves. He truly is a master at his craft. He and his staff made me feel comfortable and confident throughout the entire process. The procedure itself was quick, virtually painless, and I healed in about a week and a half. I would highly recommend Dr. Taban to anyone considering lower blepharoplasty. Thank you.

Dr. Taban and his team were incredibly professional, easy to communicate with, and the entire…read moreprocess,from booking to recovery, was smooth and well organized. The results look very natural; I simply look more rested and refreshed. Recovery was easier than I expected, and the office was very supportive throughout the process. I also felt the procedure was great value for the level of expertise he provides. Beyond that, I truly feel like I gained a friend in Dr. Taban through this experience, which says a lot about the way he treats his patients. Highly recommend. I'll be sharing before-and-after photos as well. Robert Bassam

I regret trusting Dr. Khodabakhsh, who performed a femtolaser assisted cataract surgery on my left…read moreeye using a light adjustable lens (LAL) last year. He's supposed to be the best, but his treatment led to months of misery both for my vision and time wasted trying to get reimbursed for procedures that ended up being covered by insurance and being double billed for the lens. While my treated eye is functional, it's not optimal nor what he promised. If you see Dr. K., do not trust him that everything is out of pocket, ask him to submit insurance claims for everything even if he tells you no insurance will ever cover it (it's up to the insurance to determine that) and get a written quote for anything out of pocket. If you end up prepaying for supposedly "noncovered services," make him put in the contract that he will reimburse you the excess should insurance cover the procedure. Pay close attention to your insurance claims so you do not get double billed by Dr. K and the Surgery Center. Also, do not let Dr. K.'s office use your credit card to pay the referring optometrist. Details are as follows: 1) He convinced me to get an expensive LAL lens that would allow him to adjust my vision post-surgery if his prediction of the lens power was off pre-surgery. He did not disclose that he would be making me so farsighted after the surgery that I could not read my phone without holding it 2 feet away! He assumed I knew so he could "fix" the power later. This caused a huge problem between my normal untreated eye and the surgical eye; I ended up getting a needle stick at work a week after the surgery-Dr. K. did not care when I told him. This is not proper informed consent. He also misled me when he said I would not need glasses if I picked the LAL lens; I ended up compromising far vision to get reasonable near vision without reading glasses 2) He told me that the LAL lens, the femtolaser (instead of a traditional scalpel) and the laser treatments to adjust the lens power were not covered by insurance, quoting me $9000 (later discounted to $8000). My research showed that this was about double what others were charging. I decided to proceed since this was for my eye and he was supposed to be the "best." 3) After the surgery, I found out that my insurance covered all of what Dr. K said was out of pocket. My insurance allotted $2100 to the Surgery Center (of which Dr. K is a part owner) for my lens! That meant that I had paid for the lens twice-first to Dr. K. for the lens package before the surgery and then again as part of my coinsurance to the Surgery Center. The Surgery Center eventually gave me back the coinsurance for the lens, but Dr. K.'s office refused to submit an insurance claim for the lens and tried to prevent me from submitting my own claim by saying it would be "medical fraud" for me to claim the lens using Dr. K's tax ID #; since Dr. K did not purchase the lens directly from the manufacturer (he bought the lens from the Surgery Center), he was not allowed to bill insurance for it (but he billed me!). Fortunately, my insurance company helped me get Dr. K's tax ID # (he refused to provide it) and file the claim; insurance approved all the procedure codes (with allowable contracted amounts-about 50% of the out of pocket charge); but Dr. K never gave me back the excess out of pocket charge. 4) He has a suspicious deal with my optometrist. His surgical coordinator called me to charge my credit card $8000 the day before the surgery, but then charged $1000 on my card to my optometrist and $7000 to Dr. K's office. It made it look like I was the one paying the optometrist willingly with my credit card, circumventing the appearance of Dr. K. paying the optometrist for my referral. Dr. K's coordinator kept on trying to get me to see my optometrist for the post-op visits, but I never did. I insisted on following up with Dr. K, but his office blocked that and scheduled me with an optometrist working for Dr. K. However, even if I did see the referring optometrist post-op, he would not have been entitled to the out of pocket payment. Aftercare within 90 days post cataract surgery is covered by the insurance payment for the surgery even if it is provided by an optometrist. Seeing me for a vision check without providing laser treatment on the lens would only allow the optometrist to get paid out of the cataract surgery insurance payment, not a portion of my out of pocket payment. I confronted the referring optometrist who first tried to claim that the yearly routine vision screening paid for by my vision insurance was the "pre-op" for the cataract surgery, but then eventually gave me back the $1000 as he had not participated in the surgery/aftercare. However, he made me sign something saying it was a "system error" as his office does a lot of business/referrals with Dr. K's office. Overall, the most horrid medical experience I have ever had. Stay away unless you want to be deceived, overcharged and disregarded!

Absolutely amazing. He explains everything in such detail and in a way that you can understand…read more And I am very happy with my results. Well worth every penny.

I came in two days ago to get screened for keratoconus, and I was impressed by how incredibly…read morethorough the process was. The machines used here are very high-tech and advanced, as the data they provided was exceptionally comprehensive. Everyone at the clinic was very polite -- from the receptionist, techs, lasik consultant, optometrist, and Dr. Moarefi. The male tech did a great job guiding me through the different tests; he was also doing a good job training a female tech who was shadowing him and sounded very knowledgeable. My main concern was to determine if my eyes could be corrected to 20/20, and Dr.Moarefi had both the tech and the optometrist check my prescription to see if that would be achievable. I also wanted to get my axial length measured, so the optometrist was able to precisely measure that for me. I truly appreciated Dr.Moarefi's high attention to detail and the way that every single one of my concerns were all addressed seriously. My experience was phenomenal, and I know that I can trust this clinic with my eye management going forward. Our eyes are among our most important senses, so I highly recommend LA Sight for anyone seeking quality eye care. Finding a clinic that utilizes advanced technology, provides comprehensive examinations, and takes the time to address every concern is key to ensuring the best possible care and long-term eye health.

I came across LA Sight through Reddit recommendations and I'm so glad I did. From the start, their…read moretransparent pricing and easy online booking set them apart. The staff is warm, professional, and genuinely caring. Dr. Moarefi is fantastic! He's patient, thorough, and great at explaining everything clearly. The surgery day was a breeze. I loved the relaxation room and chair massage beforehand, and the bladeless LASIK procedure itself took less than an hour and was completely painless. Only a few days post-op and my vision is already amazing. Truly a life-changing experience. Absolutely worth it and I highly recommend!

As follow up to my last review about Dr. Rex Hamilton, he now has his own practice in Beverly…read moreHills. He is such an amazing surgeon that the City of Beverly Hills should have held a parade to welcome him to town. If you suffer from ANY eye malady, you cannot do better than Dr. Hamilton's practice. And this isn't hype; it's due to the many miracles that Dr. Hamilton performed on my mutant eyes.

Oh my gosh, I just took the protective shield off the eye I had done yesterday (the first eye to…read morehave the cataracts removed and a new lens put in that replaced my 69-year-old biological lens)...And everything is so crystal clear!!! I mean, I knew I would be able to see at a distance, but I had no idea that colors had become so muted and that -- even with glasses -- things were still "not looking as they really are." I walked into my bathroom and I saw how beautifully blue and bright-white my bathroom rugs and tiles are! Then I walked into the kitchen and saw that there was gorgeous bougainvillea across the street and It was bright-bright purple. Oh my gosh, everything in the house is just so beautifully VIVID AND CRYSTAL CLEARLY DEFINED!!!!! I just can't believe what a drastic change...I mean I don't even remember seeing like this as a child and I had perfect vision!!! It's just everything is crystal clear bright colors. It's like watching 1950s color TV all your life, and then suddenly watching a Technicolor film (or for you techies, it's like watching pre-flatscreen TV and then suddenly watching MicroLED!) Anyway, the difference is wonderfully shocking. I'm, I'm so moved. (Tears of joy!!!!) This has changed and enhanced my emotional wellbeing one hundred percent. Thank you so much Dr Hamilton and your FABULOUS TEAM! You are all such kind, loving, caring, and cheerful people!!! Oh and let's not forget that you're ALL also INFINITELY GIFTED, VASTLY EXPERIENCED, HIGHLY EDUCATED, SUPERIORLY SKILLED (and a sight for sore eyes ...see what I did there?) (Photo of me in my "bedazzled" post- surgery shades--who says surgery isn't FUN ?!?) Alexandra April Muhl