3325 Palo Verde Ave., Suite 103 Long Beach, CA 90808 Call 877.801.6378
Intralase Laser Eye Surgery

The IntraLase Method is a 100% blade-free technique used to perform the critical first step in the LASIK procedure: creating the corneal flap. The creation of the corneal flap prepares the eye for the second step of the LASIK procedure where an excimer laser is used on the inner cornea to correct vision.
LASIK Self Evaluation TEST
Find out if you are a candidate for LASIK eye surgery by clicking on the button below and completing the simple LASIK survey. A LASIK coordinator will be in contact with you to discuss your unique visual system. If you are seeking LASIK eye surgery in Los Angeles or Long Beach, California please feel free to call us directly or just contact us through our website. Our Los Angeles LASIK specialists are looking forward to helping you see your world clearly!Crystalens - IOL Implants
Optical - Glasses & Contacts

Providing the highest quality eyecare is the number one priority at Eye Physicians of Long Beach and our Optical Department upholds this standard with excellent customer service and great eyewear customized to fulfill the needs of each need of our patients. Whether you need contact lenses or eyeglasses, we offer a wide variety of the highest quality contact lens brands and eyewear for every one of our patients. The latest frames styles from designers such as Christian Dior, Gucci, Maui Jim, Nike, Silhouette and many more are available in our beautiful Optical Store.
Financing
Ask Us A Question

Keratoconus is a condition where the cornea becomes thin, stretches and bulges forward, forming the shape of a cone. The causes for this condition are related to a number of factors including heredity, constant rubbing of the eyes, and may develop as a result of other diseases.
The symptoms of keratoconus are poor vision and occasionally pain and tearing. The cone shaped cornea has the ability to produce mild to severe astigmatism. The symptoms often develop at a young age and gradually become worse over time. The issue can resolve on its own, but scarring may occur and lead to a decrease in vision.
Keratoconus can be treated in its earliest stages with glasses or contact lenses. As the disease develops and worsens, a corneal transplant may have to be performed. Less invasive procedures include Intacs, which are tiny rings placed on your cornea and may be used with Conductive Keratoplasty to help improve vision.