Rajesh Khanna, MD

Board Certified Ophthalmologist

Dr. Rajesh Khanna is a board certified Ophthalmologist and the Founder of Khanna Vision Institute in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Khanna specializes in Lasik, cataract, and refractive eye surgery as well as treatments for presbyopia and keratoconus. Dr. Khanna completed his first Ophthalmology Residency in Mumbai and his second Ophthalmology Residency at SUNY Downstate in New York City. He went on to complete a fellowship training in corneal and refractive surgery from the University of Cincinnati in Ohio and a Neurophthalmology fellowship from Kingsbrook Jewish Hospital in New York City. Dr. Khanna is also a voluntary member of the UCLA faculty and is an Internationally recognized top Lasik, presbyopic implants in the eye (PIE), and Refractive vision care specialist. He is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and is a certified Master of Surgery by the University of Bombay.

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Brightening the Whites of Your Eyes: Simple and Natural Solutions

Make the whites of your eyes clear and bright with these tipsThe whites of your eyes are called the ''sclera'', and these can indicate a person’s overall health. Having yellowish or reddish sclera can be challenging in...

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Reduce Myopia Naturally

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common condition that causes faraway objects to appear out of focus. The best course of action for those with myopia is to wear glasses or contact lenses as prescribed by a doctor. Trying...

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Cure Astigmatism

Astigmatism is an eye condition caused by misshapen or damaged cornea. You may be born with astigmatism or develop it due to an eye injury. To treat astigmatism, get corrective lenses that help your eye to focus and see ...

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Cure Blurry Vision

Blurry vision is most often the result of an out-of-date glasses or contact prescription and isn't much to worry about. Visit your eye doctor regularly to keep your prescription up to date and monitor for any more seriou...

How Astigmatism is Measured: Tests & Tools

A comprehensive guide on how to test for and diagnose astigmatism Astigmatism is a common eye condition that causes blurry vision. It occurs when your cornea is more oblong, or football-shaped, than round. Astigmatism ca...

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Treat Dry Eyelids

Dry, itchy eyelids can be caused by allergies, bacteria, or underlying skin conditions. You can relieve dryness by maintaining a daily cleaning ritual. It is also very important to understand what is causing your eyelid ...

How to Improve Binocular Vision

In simple terms, binocular vision refers to your brain’s ability to accept individual signals from each of your eyes and combine them into a single signal. Poor binocular vision results in poor depth perception and can...

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Insert and Remove a Scleral Lens

Scleral lenses are used to help prevent eye damage after surgery, after an injury or corneal transplant, and to correct certain kinds of vision problems, such as keratoconus. A scleral lens is much bigger than a regular ...