Newsweek Names Dr. Assil-Founded Surgery Center the Best in the U.S. for 2023
The Cedars Sinai 90210 Surgery Medical Center, founded by Dr. Kerry Assil, was just selected as the best Ambulatory Surgical Center in the US.
When Should the Elderly Quit Driving? Eye Health and Driving Ability
People make jokes about senior drivers, but does age actually make you an unsafe driver? Learn about age-related eye conditions and driving safety.
Smoking Can Damage Eyesight – Vaping Isn’t Any Safer
How does smoking affect eyesight? Smoking can make many eye problems worse and even impact the eye health of people around you.
What’s the Worst Food for your Eyes? Beware of These Five!
Does what we eat affect our eye health? Yes actually! These five types of food may be negatively impacting your eye health!
Boy Sees Color for First Time, Shares Gift with Others
A middle-school boy’s emotional experience seeing color for the first time inspired an outpouring of support that is now helping other colorblind children.
5 Tips to Stop Toy-Related Eye Injuries
During toy-giving season, making wise selections will keep your kids’ eyes safe. Use these safety guidelines for choosing toys.
World Sight Day: 4 Ways To “Love Your Eyes”
October 14th is World Sight Day! Take this day to learn about eye health and what steps you can take to prioritize your eyes!
Award-winning actress says goodbye to nearsightedness with LASIK
Actress Tiffany Smith used to rely on glasses and contacts to correct her nearsightedness. Then, she learned about AGEI’s state-of-the-art EagleVision LASIK.
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State-of-the-Art LASIK Eye Surgery Prepares Pro Snowboarder for Olympic Games
For Olympic snowboarders, vision is everything. That’s why Toby Miller trusted Assil Gaur Eye Institute’s Eaglevision LASIK for his vision correction.
How Increased Pandemic Screen Time is Making Dry Eye Worse
Have your eyes been extra dry and itchy recently? With Work From Home we’re all in front of our screens more often, which leads to increase dry eye.
