Eye care, from the routine to the most advanced surgery.
Four areas of care under one roof in Burbank. Each page is written to explain the procedure honestly — what it does, who it suits, the real risks, and the questions worth asking before you decide.
What eye procedures does Dr. Tuli perform in Burbank?
Tuli Eye Care Center offers eye care and surgery across four areas: vision correction (LASIK and PRK, refractive lens exchange, cataract surgery), cornea and ocular surface care (corneal transplants, dry eye), glaucoma management (medical, laser, and minimally invasive surgery), and eyelid care (chalazion and lesion removal, blepharoplasty evaluation and referral).
Which eye procedures are performed in the office rather than an operating room?
Chalazion drainage, eyelid papilloma and lesion removal, YAG peripheral iridotomy, and SLT laser for glaucoma are performed in the office, usually with numbing drops and in minutes. Cataract surgery, refractive lens exchange, laser vision correction, and corneal transplantation are performed in a surgical facility.
How is the right eye procedure chosen?
At a comprehensive exam. Dr. Suhas Tuli, MD, is a board-certified ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained corneal and refractive surgeon, so the choice between reshaping the cornea and replacing the lens is made on what your eyes actually measure, not on the one procedure a practice happens to offer.
Vision Correction
Reducing — or, for suitable eyes, ending — a lifetime of glasses and contacts, by reshaping the cornea or replacing the lens, matched to your eyes rather than to the one procedure a practice happens to sell.
Cornea & Ocular Surface
Dr. Tuli's fellowship specialty — restoring the clear front surface of the eye, from corneal transplants to the chronic dry eye that blurs and burns through the day.
Glaucoma
Catching and controlling the silent pressure that threatens the optic nerve — through careful monitoring, medication, laser, and minimally invasive surgery, before vision is lost.
Oculoplastics & Eyelid
The bridge between medical and cosmetic care — eyelid function and refinement, and the evaluation and removal of lid lesions around the most delicate area of the face.
Before you choose a procedure
You don’t have to decide on your own. A comprehensive eye examination with Dr. Tuli is the starting point — she evaluates your eyes and recommends the option that genuinely fits, or tells you none is needed yet. Each procedure page here explains what the treatment involves so you can arrive already informed.
Yes — and where she does not, this site says so. Dr. Suhas Tuli is a board-certified comprehensive ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained corneal and refractive surgeon. In corneal transplantation she performs PKP and DSEK; she does not perform DMEK. In glaucoma she performs YAG peripheral iridotomy and SLT in the office, and iStent (MIGS) either at the time of cataract surgery or as a standalone procedure, depending on the patient, while advanced glaucoma surgery such as trabeculectomy or a drainage implant is co-managed with a fellowship-trained glaucoma surgeon. Blepharoplasty is evaluated in-office and referred to a trusted oculoplastic surgeon. Where an operation is better performed by someone else, she refers you to that surgeon.
Call (818) 845-2015 or request a consultation through the contact form. A comprehensive eye examination with Dr. Tuli is the starting point for deciding which treatment, if any, is right for your eyes.
Talk it through with Dr. Tuli
The right answer about your eyes comes from an exam, not a webpage. Bring your questions — we will give you a clear, unhurried picture of your options.