I had an excellent experience with Dr. Johnson, and my floater situation has been improved…read moreimmensely since becoming his patient. Here is what I told him about my results: As soon as I began using the atropine drops, I was 100% satisfied. When I first found Dr. J's website, I remember reading another patient's review that said "it feels like I've gotten my life back" and that is exactly how I'm feeling. I feel like myself again thanks to the low-dose atropine drops! I've decided that from now on, I'm going to mark January 31, the day I started using the drops, on my calendar as "Atropiphany." Feels like a fitting title for the day that things turned around for me. As a 25-year-old floater-sufferer, I needed the hope that these eye drops gave me.

Results and outcome are ultimately the true measure of the value of any business, particularly a…read moremedical practice. It is also the reason people turn to Facebook and Google reviews; for honest information and input from reviewers. Working with eye floaters and determining improvement is very subjective and a very complex issue. However, I hired Dr. Johnson, "The Floater Doctor", for Yag laser Vitreolysis treatment of a large Weiss Ring floater, and unfortunately, following 2 treatments, I viewed my condition as actually worsening by about 10%. In a nutshell, my one large organized Weiss Ring floater in the side of my vision became many, many disorganized floaters in the center of my vision. That's how I quantified that my outcome represented a 10% degradation. The degradation is the result of the increased number of floaters combined with their location in my eye and the disorganized nature of those many floaters. For a bit, I thought it actually got better and I advised Dr. Johnson of that but again, in different lighting conditions have different effect and what I thought was an improvement, has since become worse again. After a couple months I've now realized that the improvement I thought I noticed was actually illusionary. Unfortunately one cannot really notice the full nature of the results of Yag Laser Vitreolysis for some time after each treatment is performed; at least until the dilation and numbing drops wear off and therefore impossible to know if the treatment was successful for an extended period of time. I would put that minimal time at twenty-four hours and then perhaps even up to several weeks following the treatment for complete results to be realized. Because I drove 800 miles each way to Arlington, TX to meet with Dr. Johnson, I wanted to make certain that I planned enough time to ensure a positive outcome and advised Dr. Johnson of that when I made my appointment and through email communications leading up to the appointment. Essentially, I was available for as long as needed. Although I did anticipate having to undergo additional treatments and had planned accordingly, I did not pursue further treatment because at the conclusion of my second treatment Dr. Johnson said that he was very happy with the results and was surprised at how clean everything looked after starting with such a large floater. Dr. Johnson then advised that he had completed the treatment and no further treatments would be necessary or indicated. That advice from Dr. Johnson lead me to understand that it was Dr. Johnson's assessment that additional treatments were not likely to produce better or more thorough results. Prior to posting this review, I did try to call Dr. Johnson but there was no answer and his phone number does not allow one to leave a message and to paraphrase, simply says that he's very busy and to email him instead. The above is my personal experience with Yag Laser Vitreolysis. I've since put together a five step analysis based upon my experience that I share (when asked) on social media with other floater sufferers who are considering Yag Laser Vitreolysis to help them decide how to proceed. #floaterdoctor #thefloaterdoctor #jamesjohnson #drjamesjohnson #drjamesjohnsonarlington #eyefloaters #weissring #wiessring #yaglaservitreolysis #vitreolysis #laservitreolysis The Floater Doctor - Treatment for Vitreous Eye Floaters #thefloaterdoctor #vitrectomy #treatmentforvitreouseyefloaters #vitreouseyefloaters

Dr. Wyll is the best. From the moment you walk into his office you are treated like family from…read morehis front office staff to the nurse who takes you back. Dr. Wyll is very caring and listens to your needs and concerns. He is not there to sell you glasses or contacts. He wants to be sure you are taken care of, healthy and that you can see the world clearly.

Dr. Wyll has a new address, just north on Coit Road from his old address. 15635 N. Coit Road,…read moreDallas 75248. Great eyecare, spotlessly clean office. Friendly, caring staff.

I arrived at my appointment 10 minutes late. It shouldn't matter because you usually wait a really…read morelong time at this office. Someone arrived five seconds before me (of course her appointment was set for 10 minutes after mine as doctors do, they set appointments back to back and then they can't fulfill those timeslots so you wait forever). The front desk told me that I'd be going after that person, since it wasn't fair to her that I arrived late. But we were both gonna wait in the waiting room for a really long time anyway. It wouldn't have mattered, which is what I tried to communicate. I disagreed with how they handled the situation and chose to reschedule my appointment. They proceeded to tell lies about me to the doctor and send me a letter telling me that I can no longer be a patient there. I've always thought the staff had way too much authority in this office, this confirms it. They were definitely on a power trip! Please stay away from this place.

Office seems to be all about money over anything else. Scheduled appt. as new patient for what I…read morebelieve is an allergy in one eye. I was called with an estimate and advised I would need photos, dilation, and that 100% would have to be paid upon the visit. First, they hadn't even see me, have no idea what is actually wrong if anything but are already piling up the charges with "what I'm going to need." A little fishy to me. Moreover, the BCBS EOB often shows I owe less than what doctors bill, so I asked if I could pay the majority of my bill but leave a little back pending the EOB. Absolutely not. Pay now is only option or we won't see you. I get money is important but when 90% of the 'new patient' conversation focuses only on that, that is very telling of what kind of office it is. Such a turnoff. So I cancelled my appt. That was met with a smug response that projected complete apathy on their part. On a side note, looking at their combative responses from other low reviews. It pretty much confirms my decision to cancel. UPDATE 5/28/2024: Their original response was something like 'Have a great day.' As expected they couldn't help themselves and deleted that with yet another combative response to their growing negative reviews. As before they take no responsibility for anything and hammer away at excuse after excuse. They show no record of my call because I use a pseudonym for fear of retaliation.

I recently had a surgery through this practice. The nurses and doctors were beyond amazing - I…read morecannot say enough great things about those individuals. However, the business office, surgery counselors and billing department have been less than pleasurable to work with. There were some discrepancies between the billing office and the surgery counselor when I was quoted certain financial amounts. When communicating with them, they became very hostile and demanding, without being understanding and accommodating. After my follow ups are finalized, I will not be recommending them to anyone who might be looking into getting anything done in the future simply because of the interactions I experienced with some of the office staff.

Pretty impressive Eye care team! Thank you to the front desk team for all your help. We would and…read moreare going to use their services again soon.

Loved the atmosphere of the office, the staff, and the efficiency, friendliness and professional…read moredemeanor of each of the personnel with which I had contact. My husband was very interested in booking an appointment in the coming days. Thank you all for GREAT service!! Gayle

I hate to leave less than stellar reviews for doctors' offices when the doctor himself was fine…read more BUT... after waiting an hour to have my eyes examined in the Frisco office (with no explanation or apology for the delay), I decided to see if the McKinney office was better. Here it was an hour and 20 minutes before I was seen by the doc - 65 minutes after my eyes were dilated. Again no apology or explanation. While waiting, an assistant came to tell me about the different types of cataract surgeries and the cost. When I said I don't need cataract surgery, I was told "well, you might in the future". Are you kidding me??? Again, the doctor himself was fine but, for the reasons stated, I'm considering looking for a different practice.

Picked up some snazzy post care eyewear from Dr Choi! I didn't "want to" have to come in for a 2nd…read moreopinion on my retinal holes/tears/floaters/flashes but hey it's your eyes after all and better safe than sorry. Leaving here feeling really good about and confident in my previous retinal treatment with Dr Rostami. Kudos to him on his good work! However going forward I will be moving on over to this office. Here's why: *friendly efficient staff *very "dialed in" system here (very little waiting) *I was in and out of office in under 1 hour *Dr Choi has excellent bedside manner *Super knowledgeable about all areas effecting the retina and mine specifically *He put my big scary fears at ease *He explained things to me about the "trifecta" or perfect storm as he calls it in regards to my left eye. *This office also has a team of surgeons just like Dr Choi, season experienced and highly knowledgeable. *Dr Choi also discouraged me from Lasik with my left eye - too risky on that left eye. *Told me not to try and correct the floaters too risky Bottom line getting older sucks, being very near sighted sucks but at least I have Retina Specialists and Dr Choi in my corner! Feeling thankful! Should you choose to come here I know you're in great hands!

The Plano Office: The front office staff, MA/Tech, and Dr. Patel were all equally inept and…read moreuncaring. The front office staff were unhappy, unkind, and not receptive. They didn't even open the front window to provide patients with forms until AFTER 10-15 mins after we signed the sign-in sheet. Thankfully, I already filled out the forms online, so I only had to wait an hour. :/ After waiting an hour to be called back, the gal taking images of my eyes on the OCT machine didn't even wait until the light was green. It was mostly blue or red when she snapped a shot. The medical records gal was very unkind as well. She claimed some of my meds were not real meds because they were "just over-the-counter vitamins". When I told her 2 were treatment for severe Vitamin B12 and D deficiencies, she just said, "Oh". Not, "I'm sorry." Just, a callous "Oh". When we got to allergies, she claimed my allergy to a med wasn't a real allergy. So when I told her that that's what the hospital staff told me when I was treated for the allergic reaction to the med, I just got another uncaring "Oh". Dr. Santosh Patel was no better. He decided since I only have blurry vision and difficulty reading and making out details, but don't have light flickers or floaters, then there's no way I have a macular hole. This, BEFORE he even looked at the images of my eyes or reviewed my medical records. Then he belittled my Optometrist saying, "I can't believe he thought you had a hole in your right eye when you obviously have blood leakage". I told him, "I can believe it...because it was my LEFT eye he saw the hole in, not my right." When I asked him why I have bleeding in the retinal part of my right eye, he said it's either due to my diabetes or hypertension. When I told him I have neither. He said, "Oh, then there's no reason for the bleeding since you don't have either, and you're in perfectly good health otherwise." I said, "Really? Because I've had 13 surgeries, 3 in the past year and the most recent was my 3rd heart surgery, which I had a month ago. So do you think the bleeding might be due to any of my other health issues or meds, like Eliquis?" He said, "No, it's nothing to be concerned about. It'll resolve itself." Dr. Santosh Patel told me to return in 6 months to recheck. Not happening. STAY. AWAY. FROM. THIS. OFFICE.

Helpful, spends time explaining your condition. Shows images to he'll you better understand. Highly…read morerecommend.

This was my first experience at a Retina specialist and it was not a good one at all. I now have…read moreanother Retina specialist that didn't treat me as a bother. Horrible bed side manners and very unprofessional.

My wife and I met Dr Si- On Kim for the first time in our last visit; we like her very much, she is…read morevery patient and caring. We started with Dr Jason Bullajian, then we were transferred to Dr Valerie Barnett. We got a notification from the doctor's office that Dr Barnett was not longer with the practice. We are the kind of people that like to stick with one Doctor; so we had made our decision that this probably was the last time that would visit this office. After meeting Dr Kim, we decided to continue to with TVLC. Also we met Abeer, the medical technician, a very nice person and the examination was great. The front desk receptionist, Rhonda, is very friendly and courteous.

In 2023, I underwent cataract surgery and elected to pay out-of-pocket for upgraded lenses with the…read moreexpectation of improved vision. Approximately nine months later, I began experiencing visual disturbances and followed the advice of the surgery center to return to My Eye Dr in Murphy. I was told at that visit that the issue was "just floaters" and not cause for concern. When the symptoms did not resolve, I returned to the surgery center, where I was informed that my retina had detached -- a condition they did not treat -- and I was referred to a retina specialist. The specialist diagnosed me with a retinal detachment affecting approximately 75% of my retina, requiring emergency surgery that involved placement of a scleral buckle. The buckle changed the shape of my eye and rendered the upgraded lenses I had paid for unusable. Then, in July 2025, my right eye also experienced a retinal detachment. I am currently still recovering from this second major surgery. I can honestly say that this has been the worst medical experience of my life. Not only was there a significant delay in diagnosing a sight-threatening condition despite my efforts to seek help early, but I also feel the situation was mishandled at multiple points. The consequences have been life-altering, both financially and physically. I am sharing this in the hopes that no one else has to endure the same level of frustration, suffering, and loss of vision that I have experienced.

Two weeks after my first cataract surgery, I had my second eye done…read more When asked by Dr, Goldsberry. My ONLY COMPLAINT was that I did not have my cataract surgery performed EARLIER ! ! This has got to be the best investment in myself that I have EVER DONE.

A cautionary tale…read more I liked Dr Dennis Goldsberrry. Great bedside manner. I have had poor vision for years. Got RK 20 years ago. Came to Dr Goldsberrry for an exam.Cataract surgery was recommended. I elected to have it. I chose the upgrade lens. Procedure went great.... At first. Called a week later and said "I don't think this feels right ". His tech assistant said to me via text: "Hi Gary I got your voice mail. You are still healing and going to have fluctuation with the vision. Please make sure you are using lots of artificial tears throughout the day and using the steroid drops as directed. As long as you are not in any pain and not seeing any big floaters or flashes you should be ok to wait until the next post- op appointment. We will measure your vision then." When I went back for a 30 day post surgery visit. I learned to my horror, I had a detached Retina. A detached Retina Requires a whole new surgery. Still not sure of my vision outcome. Dr Goldsberrry got me an appointment with a Retina specialist pronto. However, I said "Dr I called your office for help" 3 weeks ago His response was basically oh well. Total cold fish. My vision may be ruined forever. Too bad So sad was the attitude I felt when learning my retina had become detached post surgery For over three weeks my retina was detached and undetected- and could lead to permanent eye damage . to this day, I've heard not a word about his concerns for my eye. I thought he would've called to follow up. He has shown zero concern or empathy for my condition. Message to all patients. Be your own advocate. If it feels wrong to you it's wrong! If considering Dr. Goldsberrry, I hope you read this review.

Wish that once I knew that I needed cataract surgery, I had called Heritage Eye Center first (see…read moremy review of Brooks). Right from the first phone call I found them to be professional, courteous, adaptive and constantly striving to treat me in a manner that not only emphasized my care, but also remained efficient. The entire staff is concerned with every patient and they recognize the issues that come with someone wheelchair bound, like myself, and simply deal with them. Not only did they have a special exam room for wheelchair users, but when my disabilities caused issues with my trying to keep my head in the proper location, they brought in somebody to assist me. Every step of the procedure was handled smoothly and painlessly. In addition to removing the cataracts, I elected to get the lenses to correct my distance vision, which is now 20/20! The staff exudes competence and confidence, which eliminates a lot of possible worry and fear. Highly recommend them for your eye care.

Lazy staff, the lenses for my exam were filthy and weren't cleaned in between patients. Didn't get…read moreoffered the shades over my glasses after dilating. What an embarrassment it is now compared to a few years ago when they were being constantly recognized. The care quality sucks, the Dr is barely paying attention and you are hustled through as fast as possible. WORST EXPERIENCE EVER at an ophthalmologist