IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW IS SUFFERING FROM KERATOCONUS? DON'T WAIT, GET THE HELP YOU NEED NOW!
Boxer Wachler Vision Institute
For well over 19 years, the Boxer Wachler Vision Institute has been committed to improving the quality, care and vision of those suffering from Keratoconus with FDA-APPROVED equipment. We help patients in Southern California and outside states and other countries with: Holcomb C3-R®, Intacs® for Keratoconus, FORTIFIED CK™, Visian ICL™, and PRK after Cornea Transplant procedures.
KERATOCONUS TREATMENTS
Boxer Wachler Vision Institute has the experience and FDA-APPROVED equipment necessary to provide superior treatment, consultation and quality care for the Keratoconus treatments. Dr. Brian is regarded as one of the top leaders in the field of Keratoconus treatment. His role as the "doctor's doctor" has been earned through his broad expertise.
HOLCOMB C3-R® CROSS-LINKING
Holcomb C3-R® (Corneal Collagen Cross-Linking Riboflavin). Can strengthen the weak corneal structure and prevent cornea transplants.
Visian ICL™
Visian ICL™ is an implantable contact lens that aids in improving moderate to severe myopia (nearsightedness).
Fortified (CK)™
Fortified Conductive Keratoplasty (CK)™. Is a noninvasive procedure which utilizes radiofrequency energy to improve astigmatism.
PRK™ After Cornea Transplant
(PRK)™ treatment after a Cornea Transplant is a specialized laser technique that can dramatically improve your vision after a cornea transplant.
(Epi-On) Crosslinking Without Epithelium Removal
In epi-on crosslinking approach, the treatment is similar to standard CXL; however, we do not remove the surface epithelial cells (which are analogous to the tiles on
Testimonials
Don’t take our word for it. See what patients are saying about their KERATOCONUS TREATMENTS with Dr. Brian at the Boxer Wachler Vision Institute. We aim to provide vision improvement with the utmost attention to detail and maximize safety for every patient we treat. Many patients (domestically and internationally) - have found Dr. Brian's skills, patient care and state-of-the-art facility to be worth the trip.
State of the art Facility
The Boxer Wachler Vision Institute was designed with the comfort of the patient in mind. Patients often refer to the Institute being “as relaxing as a spa!” State-of-the-art equipment is showcased in the central diagnostic station, which is not only the physical but also the fundamental nucleus of the practice. The “humidity-controlled” surgical facilities help optimize our patients’ results. Our Institute creates a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere.
Dr. Brian S. Boxer Wachler M.D.
(Ophthalmologist) Dr. Brian is regarded as one of the top leaders in the field of vision correction. He PIONEERED use of Intacs and Holcomb C3-R Cross-Linking for Keratoconus.
Dr. Donna Weiss
(Optometrist) Dr. Donna has been a BWVI associate since 2007 and is dedicated to assisting and managing hard-to-fit contact lens cases such as Keratoconus Contacts
Jen Hodges
Our (Keratoconus Patient Liaison) Jen Hodges, makes scheduling simple and easy with recommendations for patients to help alleviate any fears that you may have.
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We here at the Boxer Wachler Vision Institute spend a great deal of time upfront assessing your eyes so that we can make the best possible "KERATOCONUS TREATMENT" recommendations. Our patients must pass all of our testing requirements before being a candidate.
Keratoconus (also known as Pellucid) is a progressive non-inflammatory disorder that causes a characteristic thinning and cone-like steepening of the cornea. This steepening results in distortion of vision, increased sensitivity to glare and light and an associated reduction in visual acuity. These symptoms usually appear in the late teens and early twenties.
Keratoconus may progress for 10-20 years and then can slow or even stabilize. Each eye can be affected differently. This can result in a dramatic decrease in the ability to see clearly even with corrective lenses.
(Note: as keratoconus and pellucid are the same disease process, any reference to “keratoconus” on this site also applies to “pellucid” as well.) New research shows Keratoconus occurs in 1 in 500, here are some of the symptoms you may experience:
- BLURRED VISION
- DOUBLE VISION
- POOR NIGHT VISION
- FREQUENT EYE RUBBING
- GLARES OVER LIGHTS/HALOS
- FREQUENT PRESCRIPTION CHANGES