SMILE Pro for West Hollywood Patients | Christmas SMILE
West Hollywood spends a lot of time in front of a mirror or a lens. The Sunset Strip has its comedy clubs and music venues, the Design District on Melrose and Robertson has showrooms full of stylists, and the Pacific Design Center hosts shoots most weeks. Many people here wear contacts for appearance as much as for vision, and many are tired of them by the end of the year.
Two miles to the office
The Beverly Hills office at 9100 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 265 East is roughly two miles from the heart of West Hollywood. Most people take Doheny Drive or Robertson Boulevard south to Wilshire, about ten minutes outside peak traffic. Parking is validated in the building. On treatment day a friend can pick you up; the drive home is short enough that you will be on your own couch quickly.
Stage lights, ring lights and dry lenses
Performers under hot stage lights, content creators in front of ring lights and stylists working long shoots all report dry, irritated eyes from lenses. Glasses are not always an option on camera. That frustration is one reason people in West Hollywood ask about laser vision correction. The consult starts by checking whether the eye surface is healthy enough, because dryness sometimes needs treatment first.
Makeup and lashes after treatment
For people who wear eye makeup professionally, timing matters. After SMILE Pro, eye makeup, lash extensions and similar products wait until your surgeon says it is safe, and you will get specific instructions at your follow-up. Plan shoots and performances with that window in mind. Many West Hollywood patients book treatment during a slow week in January, when the holiday party season is over.
SMILE Pro, simply
SMILE Pro uses the ZEISS VISUMAX 800 to create a lenticule inside the cornea, which is removed through a small opening, with no flap. It treats eligible nearsightedness, with or without astigmatism, in adults 22 and older. Rajesh Khanna, MD has more than 25 years of experience and 25,000+ procedures. If the measurements suggest LASIK, EVO ICL or another approach is better, that is what he will recommend. Results vary from person to person. See SMILE Pro for details.
Late nights and the drive home
Nightlife on the Strip means a lot of late driving. If you notice halos around headlights or glare from neon now, bring it up at the consult. Understanding how your night vision may feel after treatment is part of making a good decision, and the team would rather discuss it up front.
Before the measurements
Soft contact lenses reshape the cornea slightly, so they need to stay out for a period before testing. For people who wear lenses every working day, that takes planning: schedule the consult after a tour wraps or during a quiet stretch at the salon. The team will give exact timing when you book, and glasses are fine in the meantime.
A gift for the friend who lives in contacts
A partner or close friend can buy a gift certificate toward SMILE Pro in an amount they choose. It is their present to you, not a promotion from Khanna Vision Institute. The gift lands best when it comes with a Free VIP consult, in office and virtually, so the decision stays with the person whose eyes are involved.
West Hollywood FAQ
How close is the office to West Hollywood?
About two miles south via Doheny Drive or Robertson Boulevard to Wilshire. Parking is validated.
When can I wear eye makeup after SMILE Pro?
Only after your surgeon clears you at follow-up. Plan shoots accordingly.
Can I have the consult virtually?
Yes. The Free VIP consult is offered in office and virtually.
Book a Free VIP consult or call (310) 482-1240.