Friday, July 11, 2014

Dream's Builder's Project - A Brighter Future for Children Charity Event

Dream's Builder's Project - A Brighter Future for Children Charity Event
By Dr Kambiz Silani



This red carpet charity event drew guests to share in the gift of giving, specifically to the Children"s Hospital Los Angeles. We, at Beverly Hills Optometry, were proud to donate our eye care services for the fundraising efforts during the silent auction. A big thank you to the organizers of the event including the founder, Mayer Dahan, for his passion to give back and his philanthropic organization and members that worked so diligently to make everything come together cohesively in one stellar night.  

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Gandhi/Silani Scholarship for Clinical Excellence and Leadership







Gandhi/Silani Scholarship for Clinical Excellence and Leadership
By Dr. Kambiz Silani

Beverly Hills Optometry (and Dr Kambiz Silani) are proud to sponsor the 1st Annual recipient of the Gandhi/Silani Scholarship for Clinical Excellence and Leadership at the Western University College of Optometry Honor's Day ceremony! Congratulations future doctor Justine Simon on the much deserved award and scholarship fund donation!

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Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Eye Complications with Diabetic Patients

Eye Complications with Diabetic Patients
By Dr Kambiz Silani
Beverly Hills Optometry


 According to the American Diabetes Association, several factors increase your chance of Diabetic Retinopathy (which may lead to blindness). Furthermore, diabetic patients may "badly damage their retina before noticing any change in vision." Therefore, it is recommended to have your "eyes examined and dilated regularly by an eye care professional even among patients who are asymptomatic." 

For further information, check out this article: http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/complications/eye-complications/

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