Vision. Innovation. Real Results.
Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler is a fellowship-trained cornea specialist and ophthalmologist based in Beverly Hills who has spent his career inventing surgical solutions that help patients see clearly when standard options fall short.
About Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler
Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler, MD is a fellowship-trained cornea specialist whose work has reshaped how eye surgery is performed. Based in Beverly Hills, he has built his reputation on solving problems that existing technology could not address, developing procedures in areas including Keratoconus treatment, LASIK, WhiterEyes, and ColorEyes that reflect both clinical depth and a drive to expand what ophthalmology can offer patients.
Brian Boxer Wachler MD began his career with a strong foundation in cornea surgery, then steadily moved toward procedures that pushed the boundaries of the field. His practice evolved from LASIK into highly specialized treatments for Keratoconus and, eventually, into pioneering work on eye-color change and eye-whitening procedures. He is widely published in peer-reviewed medical literature and has delivered hundreds of lectures at conferences and professional meetings, contributing consistently to how the broader medical community understands and approaches eye care.
What drives Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler is straightforward: listening to patients, identifying what current medicine cannot fix, and then building a solution. He believes an open mind is the most important tool a physician can carry. When colleagues have been slow to accept change, he has stayed focused on the evidence and on the patients who needed a different path forward. That philosophy is visible in one of the most widely covered stories of his career, when his treatment of Olympic bobsled athlete Steven Holcomb reversed the Keratoconus that had threatened to end Holcomb's competitive life entirely. Holcomb went on to win the first U.S. Olympic gold medal in bobsled in 62 years, a story that drew major national media attention and put a human face on what ophthalmological innovation can accomplish.
Beyond the operating room, Dr. Boxer Wachler leads GivingVision, a charity he founded to support people living with Keratoconus who may not otherwise have access to specialized care. His advice to younger physicians entering ophthalmology is consistent: study innovations, stay curious, and never assume the current standard is the final answer. For Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler, the future of eye health is built one solved problem at a time, and that work is far from finished.