Flight Crew Air Transport Pilot (ATP)
Physiological - Other
Flight Deck / Cabin / Aircraft Event Illness / Injury; Inflight Event / Encounter Other / Unknown
General Physical Injury / Incapacitation
Human Factors
On approach into landing for runway 25L at LAX; both flight crew members experienced a laser event. A green laser was exposed into the cockpit from a position south and roughly abeam the final approach fix; LIMMA; for 25L. The first officer was flying and I had my head down running a checklist when he said; 'whoa.'  I looked up to see a green laser and turned away after I saw it. I notified ATC. We continued the approach in VMC and landed uneventfully. Approximately 15 minutes after landing; we both began to experience sensitivity to light. My left eye felt worse compared to my right eye. It felt like it was heavy and I had a slight headache. We contacted the union and the company. We then both proceeded to an urgent care clinic to have our eyes examined.
On final to 25L; LAX; just outside LIMMA; a green laser fired from the ground; at our 10 o'clock and 1-2 miles; and hit the cockpit. I was Pilot Flying (PF) in the right seat and the laser hit me in both eyes. I ducked under the glare shield and on my movement the Pilot in Command (PIC) looked up and was hit in the left eye. It was over in a second; before any other action could be taken. We advised LAX tower and landed normally. Again; it was so quick there was nothing we could have done differently to avoid it.
A CE560 flight crew experiences a green laser event approaching Runway 25L at LAX and lands normally. Eye discomfort is felt after the landing and medical attention is sought.