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Technology map

ProcedureTechnologyWhat it does
SMILEZEISS VisuMax femtosecond laserSmall-incision, no-flap laser correction
SMILE ProZEISS VISUMAX 800Next-generation SMILE platform with a digitally assisted workflow
LASIKIntraLase or VisuMax (flap); VISX or Allegretto 500 HD (excimer)Blade-free flap, then a custom laser treatment
Surface laser (PRK/ASA)Excimer laser profilesFlap-free reshaping of the corneal surface
EVO ICLEVO ICL implantable lensA lens placed inside the eye for high prescriptions or thin corneas
PIEPremium presbyopia-correcting implants and the Light Adjustable LensLens replacement for a range of vision with less need for readers
Laser cataract surgeryLENSAR robotic laser (preferred), Catalys, LenSxLaser-assisted incisions and lens softening, surgeon in control
Dry eyeLipiFlow and IPLTreatments aimed at the source of evaporative dry eye
KeratoconusCTAK and Epioxa epi-on cross-linkingReshaping and strengthening options; traditional CXL is no longer offered
PterygiumAutograft with biologic glueNo-stitch removal aimed at a natural-looking result

Diagnostics come first

Every plan starts with measurements. Corneal topography and tomography map the shape of the cornea, pachymetry measures its thickness, OCT images the macula, and a dilated fundus exam checks the back of the eye. Tear-film testing helps us match the procedure to your dryness risk. These results decide candidacy; the technology follows from them.

Matched, not upsold

We recommend a platform because it fits your eyes, and your written quote says which one you are getting.

One team, two offices

Consultations in Beverly Hills and Westlake Village. PIE and laser cataract procedures at our surgery center, 9001 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 100.

Follow-up included

Procedure prices include 24 months of follow-up and all fine-tunings and enhancements.

Technology questions

Which technology will I get?
Your surgeon recommends a platform after your scans. Your written plan names the laser or lens being used, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Is newer always better?
Not always. The best technology is the one that fits your cornea, prescription, and goals. Sometimes that is the newest platform; sometimes it is a proven one.
Does the technology change the price?
It can. For example, LASIK is $2,250 to $2,900 per eye depending on technology. See the procedure costs page.
What scans happen at a full exam?
The full new-patient exam ($395) includes a fundus exam, OCT of the macula, pachymetry, and corneal topography, plus a workup of your main concern.

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See which technology fits your eyes. Free consultation for LASIK, SMILE, SMILE Pro, EVO ICL, and PIE.

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Financing

Soft check. 0% APR options for qualified applicants.

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Emergency Care

24/7 support for recent post-op patients.

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