Truly such incredible care here. Put off LASIK for years because i was anxious about the process,…read morebut this place took away all those worries. I'm about a month out of surgery and my eyesight is better than it's ever been! Would recommend Dr. Caster and the team 100%!

I had my LASIK surgery with Dr. Caster about two years ago, and I'm very happy with my decision. My…read morecase was not simple--some doctors even told me I wasn't a good candidate--but after my husband had a great experience at this center years ago, I decided to trust Dr. Caster. The surgery went smoothly, the team was extremely professional and supportive, and Dr. Caster is clearly very experienced and skilled. Two years later I still have had no problems and my vision is great. I truly recommend Dr. Caster and his wonderful team I'm very grateful for his work -- God bless him.

Very late review but I did my lasik in 2014. I had -6.5 in my left eye and -6 in my right eye. I've…read morehad glasses/contacts since I was a child. This was a great experience. Doctor was very passionate and it was easier than I thought. I was told it would take 1.5 hours. First 45 min is really just checkin and taking some pill to calm my nerves. Actual operation was a like a few min per eye just to do setup. The only scary part was that when you do the surgery you don't see anything for like 7 seconds. Recovery was easy. I did the surgery in the late afternoon. I went on a booze cruise the next day. Had sunglasses of course but it was pretty awesome. Now it's 2026 and finally now that I'm older I am starting to get some vision issues in my left eye which is my problem eye.

It's been over 12 years since I had LASIK. I probably had 20/20 vision with no other side effects…read more(except the halos, which went away after 1 1/2 half years) for 6 years total. Then, approximately when I turned 35, I couldn't seen as well. This was confirmed by an optometrist during an appointment. So, I'm back to wearing contacts and glasses. I have decided not to get LASIK again because LASIK reduces your eye moistness. My eyes used to be super moist before LASIK. Now, they're just "average" in moisture. I don't want to risk another surgery and also encourage other possible complications. It was nice having clear vision while it lasted. I just wished it lasted more than 6 years, but I'm very grateful to have not had any complications and since I've spent more time using glasses/contacts longer than having perfect vision with LASIK, it's like slipping into an old shoe that you've worn many times before.

AMAZING! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!…read more 6 months ago I had a LASIK performed by Dr. Khodabakhsh and that has been the best money I have ever spent in my life. After calling around looking for the surgeon that I would trust, I was recommended Dr.Khodabakhsh by a friend. I called and had the sweetest front desk lady explain me everything in detail, answer all my questions and book a consultation. I went to the consultation (which is free) and instantly felt that I was in a right place. Everyone in the office was extremely friendly, professional and helpful. Dr. Khodabakhsh is very knowledgeable and makes you feel important and taken care of as a patient. I never felt rushed or pushed into anything. I decided to go through with the surgery and asked the Doctor to do it as soon as possible. My consultation was on Monday and on that following Wednesday I was already scheduled in for LASIK. Surgery went with no problems and I was done with the whole experience in less than 30 minutes. Doctor provided me with all the medication I would need for after surgery. Next day I woke up and could see! It was a bit blurry but already amazing. The procedure included 4 additional check-ups, during which Doctor made sure that I completely understand where in the process of healing I am. 6 months later, my eyes are amazing. My vision is perfect and I am so happy I went for it, especially with such an amazing Doctor. Realistically, my vision has been amazing ever since 2nd day post surgery and I was able to go back to work 1st day after surgery. Doctor is so great that I will keep coming for yearly check ups regularly.

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!

I rarely feel compelled enough to write a review but the doctor and his staff are amazingly kind…read morepeople. I made a visit here hoping to treat an eye issue. After an exam with the doctor, we both realized there had been a small misunderstanding during scheduling and that I would have to be referred to another office. Dr B immediately apologized and offered to waive his fees. Easy going, warm service and good business handling. I'd go out of my way to come here if I could.

Dr. Bandikar has been my optomologist for over 10 years. Brilliant Dr and surgeon. I recently…read morehad cataract surgery in both eyes and it went exceptionally smooth. His office staff is phenomenal especially sandra, joy, adriana and Ariel. Higly recommend him as your optomologist.

What a great, highly trained doctor, Rex Hamilton. I had surgery with the Odyssey IOL one year ago…read more Right after the first eye surgery, my world became so bright, one eye at a time. I noticed leaf veins on trees. After windy days, I thought there were many tiny branches on the street, but they were actually withered, yellow flowers from the trees. Oh my goodness, I had missed so many things I couldn't see well. I have been wearing contact lenses for over 30 years, and for the last 10 years, multifocal lenses. No more. What a bright world. I should have met the super Dr. Rex Hamilton much earlier. I highly recommend Dr. Rex Hamilton for the Odyssey IOL. Finally, I have mentioned his staff: Everyone is warm, thoughtful, and knowledgeable. One year has passed, and I have one problem: I can see my wrinkles so clearly.

Dr. Rex Hamilton and the team at Hamilton Eye Institute were outstanding. He performed RLE on both…read moreof my eyes with the Envy multifocal lens, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Dr. Hamilton has decades of experience, listens carefully, and explains everything in plain language so you feel informed and at ease. His office is immaculate, his equipment is top of the line, and his staff -- especially Mayra and Jasmine -- were exceptional. I'm so glad I chose him and highly recommend him as a talented, professional surgeon.

I recommend Dr. Boudaie to anyone needing a caring eye doctor…read more She explained everything clearly to me and took extra time to make me Feel comfortable with my contacts. I am very happy and definitely a life long Patient!

WORST PLACE with worst staff. The "doctor" is not even capable of prescribing an antibiotic. I…read morevisited this place when I was in full pain. The only time I was helped during my visit was when they wanted to charge me. They were kind enough to swipe my card for me as I could barely see.

I had a fantastic experience with Dr. Moarefi and the team at LA Sight. From the initial…read moreconsultation to the follow-up care, the level of patient care was exceptional. Dr. Moarefi takes the time to thoroughly explain every step of the procedure, ensuring you feel completely comfortable, informed, and reassured throughout the entire process. The staff is warm, professional, and attentive, making the clinic environment efficient yet relaxed. It is clear that Dr. Moarefi genuinely cares about his patients' well-being and visual outcomes rather than just rushing people through the door. My vision and overall experience exceeded expectations--I highly recommend LA Sight and Dr. Moarefi to anyone looking for top-tier eye care!

Poor patient care experience and disregard for my time. I requested a medical form to be completed,…read moreand after noticing two sections were incomplete, I called and was told by the doctor that those sections could be filled out. I drove to the office to drop off the form, only to later be told by Dr. Moarefri that a $150 fee would apply. I would have understand and respected the fee for the later, more comprehensive requests, but I was specifically told these two sections could be completed. Instead, I made an unnecessary trip based on information that was not honored. Additionally, filling out the form would've been more straightforward & less time-consuming if my medical notes were thorough to begin with. The two receptionists were not necessarily rude, but I found their responses dismissive. My medical record only stated "mild condition X," and my files contained retina photos without written interpretations. Yesterday, when I explained that I needed more information for the form, the receptionist starting with the letter M said, "Well, that's just how doctors write notes," while another said on the phone today, "It's not incomplete; the pictures are there for other doctors to interpret." These responses felt dismissive of my concern. As a patient, I should be able to understand what my medical records and images show rather than be left without an explanation of my own condition. The interpretation of my own medical images are not just exclusive to other doctors. I previously left a positive review because I had a good experience with the eye evaluation. Was it thorough? Yes. Was the patient support equally good? Unfortunately, I can't say so. I also discussed LASIK candidacy with Dr. Moarefri, and I felt my concerns were somewhat dismissed. My myopia had increased by more than 2 diopters over six years as an adult, and when I expressed concern, I was told, "That's not a big increase." I was also encouraged to proceed with LASIK without what I felt was a balanced discussion of both the benefits and risks. As a doctor, he should be aware that lasik should only be recommended once the vision has stabilized. I believe patients deserve a realistic discussion of both the potential benefits and complications. A 99% success rate doesn't mean there is zero long-term risk. You can be fine for many years but develop sight-threatening complications (such as ectasia) down the line. You just never know. For me, that uncertainty was a risk I wasn't willing to take. This is why it's important to thoroughly research and listen to different perspectives before proceeding rather than solely relying on the judgement of one doctor -- especially when they make it sound like it's all sunshine and rainbows. Other lasik doctor I consulted with was honest enough to recommend surgery once my myopia stopped progressing. This experience made me realize how important it is to find a doctor who genuinely prioritizes informed decision-making and the patient's long-term well-being rather than simply promoting a procedure. LASIK may be a good option for some people, but patients should be given the full picture and enough information to make that decision for themselves.

Review is for Dr. Edward Lee…read more Recently found out I (30s) had a tumor behind my right eye and thankfully, Dr. Lee was in my network. I saw a few specialists prior that looked at my case and actually referred Dr. Lee to me as they told me they cant do the surgery (I thank them for their honesty). To be honest, I did look at Dr. Lee's information up and his education and career track record is stellar. I've read some of his published works as well so It did give me great confidence in him. As my case is not that common, I'm pretty sure the doc had a lot of homework to do. Maybe look at previous cases, procedures and such... maybe call a colleague or a mentor to bounce ideas. I've watched enough House and Greys Anatomy to know what goes into surgical procedures that arent common. I want to thank Dr. Lee for any extra work he might have had to do. After couple visits, the surgery was scheduled with Dr. Lee as my surgeon. Today I'm writing this review, two days after my surgery. I had a surgical procedure called orbitotomy if yall want to google it. The surgery was done at the new building of Good Samaritan. Very clean and modern. The surgery was successful and I'm already recovering nicely. I will have a few follow-ups as well. Dr. Lee was well prepared :). He is also genuinely a nice guy and is easy to talk to. He gave me a call few hours after the surgery to check up on me as well. I want to thank Dr. Lee, the anesthesiologist, nurses at Good Samaritan, and also the staff at LA Eye. I hope yall have a wonderful Christmas and a blessed new year.

I had an urgent opthalmology treatment from here. Facility is very clean. Wait is pretty slow…read morecompared to any other medical facilities. I got to meet dr.Khwarg and the way he questions is a bit odd. But he is pretty detailed and generous. Their cash price starts from $120 which is pretty good. Staffs are super nice. You will love this place.