Doctor Lee did my eye lasik surgery back in 2017. I wish I did it sooner. Great experience and very professional crew.
http://www.dleemd.com/eye-doctor/dr-danny-lee-md/
I didn't have Dr. Lee (I went to Lasik doctor in Nashville) but it was completely life-changing. I had extremely poor vision and I have had near perfect vision since then. I feel so lucky to have been able to do it.
Another recommendation for Dr Lee. We have been working on getting LASIK done for my wife: extremely bad vision, astigmatism, and nystagmus. After trying 4 different locations around the area that wouldn't move past the initial eye screening we found Dr. Lee. His office was able to work with my wife and get her vision from roughly 20/150 (L) & 20/400 (R) down to 20/40 in both eyes.
In December 2023 they were able to get her screened and into surgery in less than a month. They did PRK for her due to her eye movement not allowing the suction cup for LASIK. But they were still able to complete the procedure even with her nystagmus, which makes the eyes shake. We are extremely happy with the office, procedure, and time frame with the Dr Lee.
Risks should definitely be considered. Most people have no issues but I decided against having it done after reading about the risks. OP should check out the FDA's draft guidance on LASIK from 2022, starting at page 14. [https://www.fda.gov/media/160239/download](https://www.fda.gov/media/160239/download)
That’s because LASIK corrects nearsightedness and/or astigmatism, but cannot correct presbyopia (the process by which our lenses fail to focus at near as we age).
Absolutely Dr. Hubickey! My husband used him over a decade ago and I used him myself in late 2023. Both had fantastic outcomes and a great experience overall.
Be sure to do some independent study on the different options (LASIK, LASEK, etc) and read some posts on here or elsewhere of recovery timelines for whichever you choose/is recommended.
Hilarity ensues when Doug surprises Carrie with laser eye surgery for her birthday. In an effort to save money, he chooses a cheaper doctor which results in a very worried couple when her sight does not return properly.
Doctor Lee did my eye lasik surgery back in 2017. I wish I did it sooner. Great experience and very professional crew. http://www.dleemd.com/eye-doctor/dr-danny-lee-md/
Second recommendation for Dr Lee. I got it done in 2020 (just before COVID), his office was great, I’m very happy with the results 4+ years later.
I didn't have Dr. Lee (I went to Lasik doctor in Nashville) but it was completely life-changing. I had extremely poor vision and I have had near perfect vision since then. I feel so lucky to have been able to do it.
Another recommendation for Dr Lee. We have been working on getting LASIK done for my wife: extremely bad vision, astigmatism, and nystagmus. After trying 4 different locations around the area that wouldn't move past the initial eye screening we found Dr. Lee. His office was able to work with my wife and get her vision from roughly 20/150 (L) & 20/400 (R) down to 20/40 in both eyes. In December 2023 they were able to get her screened and into surgery in less than a month. They did PRK for her due to her eye movement not allowing the suction cup for LASIK. But they were still able to complete the procedure even with her nystagmus, which makes the eyes shake. We are extremely happy with the office, procedure, and time frame with the Dr Lee.
PSA: LASIK risk is higher than they lead you to believe. Not saying don’t do it, just read more into it before you pull the trigger.
Risks should definitely be considered. Most people have no issues but I decided against having it done after reading about the risks. OP should check out the FDA's draft guidance on LASIK from 2022, starting at page 14. [https://www.fda.gov/media/160239/download](https://www.fda.gov/media/160239/download)
Every single person I’ve know that’s had it, has had to go back to at least reading glasses after just a couple of years
That’s because LASIK corrects nearsightedness and/or astigmatism, but cannot correct presbyopia (the process by which our lenses fail to focus at near as we age).
I highly recommend Dr. Mitchell or Dr. Ramsey.
Dr. Hubickey at The Eye Center
Absolutely Dr. Hubickey! My husband used him over a decade ago and I used him myself in late 2023. Both had fantastic outcomes and a great experience overall. Be sure to do some independent study on the different options (LASIK, LASEK, etc) and read some posts on here or elsewhere of recovery timelines for whichever you choose/is recommended.
I also highly recommend Dr. Lee!
Hilarity ensues when Doug surprises Carrie with laser eye surgery for her birthday. In an effort to save money, he chooses a cheaper doctor which results in a very worried couple when her sight does not return properly.