Optometrist & Eye Doctor in Culver City

01Why patients come

Comprehensive care first — three specialties on top.

Many Culver City patients are referred to our eye doctors in Los Angeles for scleral lenses after other lenses failed; fittings here are guided by Eaglet Eye Surface Profiler mapping.

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Comprehensive eye examsExams, glasses and contact lenses for children, adults and every decade after, with all three doctors.

02

Keratoconus & scleral lensesCustom scleral lenses fit with the Eaglet Eye Surface Profiler by Dr. Brandon Cohenmehr. Patients travel across LA for this care.

03

The dry eye centerMeibography-guided IPL, OptiLIFT (DMST + radiofrequency), punctal plugs and prescription therapy, led by Dr. Bijan Cohenmehr.

04

Medical eye care & urgent visitsGlaucoma and diabetic exams with Dr. Kevin Cohenmehr, and same-day appointments for eye emergencies.

02Built for screen-heavy days

Studio eyes: strained, dry, and fixable.

• Editors blink less. Screen focus collapses the blink rate, so tears evaporate mid-timeline. That end-of-day burn is treatable, not inevitable.
• Neurolens for the headaches. Contoured prism for the eye-teaming strain behind screen headaches.
• Same-day urgent. When a set day goes wrong — foreign body, red eye, flash of light — call and come in.

03In the neighborhood

Minutes from the places you already go.

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Sony Pictures

Edit bays and color suites are hard on blink rates.

02

The Culver Steps

Lunch loop landmark; we are ten minutes up Centinela.

03

Helms Bakery District

Design eyes deserve calibrated vision.

04Getting here

12222 Wilshire Blvd

Route

Take the 405 north to the Wilshire Blvd exit and head west, or take surface streets (Centinela or Bundy north) straight to Wilshire. The office is at 12222 Wilshire.

Parking

Free parking on Wellesley Ave, just south of Wilshire. Look for the “Retail Parking” sign.

Phone

310-828-2010

Hours

Mon 10am–5pm · Tue–Fri 8am–5pm

05What neighbors book most

Eye exams, eyeglasses & contact lenses in Culver City.

06Questions

Coming from Culver City.

• 01 My eyes burn by the end of an edit session — normal?

  Common, not normal. Screen work collapses your blink rate; an evaluation shows whether it is gland dropout, inflammation or blink mechanics. All three are treatable.

• 02 How do we get to the office from Culver City?

  North on the 405 to Wilshire westbound, or Centinela/Bundy north to Wilshire. The office is between Bundy and Centinela.

• 03 Can I be seen the same day?

  Yes. Urgent eye care is always welcome, with same-day appointments available — call 310-828-2010.

• 04 Do you take my insurance?

  We can often use medical insurance in lieu of vision insurance for exams if you did not pay for vision benefits, and we are in network with common vision plans including VSP and EyeMed. Call 310-828-2010 to verify your plan.