By far the worst doctors office I have ever been too. they constantly overbook and you will be…read morewaiting 3-4 hours. I don't know how it stays in business and people still come here. I went once a couple years ago and I had to wait 3 hours. I thought it was a fluke. I just went again and had to wait 3.5 hours. the waiting room had about 20-30 people in it and it's 7pm! I'm a patient guy, but I have NEVER been to a doctors office that has waiting times like this. it's like going to the emergency room. Bring a book or ipad with multiple movies because you will be camping out. You will also have to take a full or half day off from work. I am not kidding. It is nuts. Save yourself the headache and go somewhere else.

3 hour wait time. He isn't that good. I'm gonna finish up here and find a new one to see that…read morerespects my time better.

WAITING ROOM REVIEW…read more The first thing I noticed when walking into the waiting room was how I didn't notice the temperature. It was like being in a sensory depravation chamber, it was that pleasant. The water was cold and to my surprise they had plenty of cups. They had sugar, cream and a nice assortment of coffee accesories but no coffee. The bathroom was very clean, and it had a nautical theme. The sitting area was full of TV nicely mounted on the reception desk which was nice, but they were often covered by the people checking in. There were a lot of people joining me in the waiting room which is probably because everyone has eyes. The decor is feels more Ramada Inn than Holiday Inn, and I say that because it had a hotel lobby feel with the muted colors and the floral prints. Overal I had a pleasant waiting experience and can't wait to have something wrong with my eyes so that I can wait again.

The doctor and the staff were very professional and treated me very kindly. I did not know what Mac…read moretell is, but after an ultrasound and testing of my eyes, I have found out why my vision is blurry again. The staff was completely friendly, helpful, and even wrote down my type of eye disease affecting my retina. I have an appointment coming up in December and I look forward to going back to this location as again, it was very professional, informative, and helpful.

My Eye Dr. refered me there. I had a detached Retina…read more Surgery went fine. Aftercare not so much. 1st-was told I'd be out of work 2 wks. Was a lie-it was 30days. 2nd--I had ongoing pain around the eye thru out recovery. I mentioned it at every follow-up visit. No-one cared. Its still there and its been 5 months since surgery. 3rd--Really don't like the "assembly line" approach they use with their patients. Your called back and into one room with a Tech. They finish with you and move you along to a different room and different Tech. Then they do it again. THEN you get to see the Dr. Not me....Not anymore.

Regarding the office at 2639, Oak Street, Jacksonville, my visit was sub-par. Initially, the staff…read morewere simply aloof and unfriendly, however, once I courteously and professionally declined a procedure that I believe was not medically necessary, I was met with outright hostility. They may be competent, though I would recommend anyone planning a visit to be prepared.

Hello all. Ive been going to this Retina doctor for about 2 years now. They're very polite…read morecourteous and helpful. Youre geeated soon as you walk in the door checked in and sat down quickly. The staff is top tier. Dr Migaul is the best, and his assistant Anthony is always on point. I appreciate them for making me feel comfortable each time I've been.

From the owner: We are Jacksonville's best trained, most experienced Retina and Uveitis Specialists. We treat all…read moremedical and surgical diseases of the retina as well as ocular inflammation.

Southeastern Retina Specialists were amazing!!! I had a scare with a detached retina. The care they…read moreprovided from the moment I walked into the office was incredible. They were welcoming and the office vibe helped calm nerves; from the start of my visit until the very end. The office was crowded and I was able to get squeezed in due to the seriousness of my eye issue. Dr. Sullivan was very professional and nice. He cared for me as an individual and not just another patient. The next day he performed my surgery with the same care. The entire staff was fantastic. The day after my surgery my folllow up appointment was with Dr. Agee and he was great as well. The care they put into their patients is impressive and I truly appreciate each of them. Thank you & keep up the fabulous job!

Two critical points of medical care are care and proficiency. To get to the second you have to get…read morepast the first. Retina Assocs have expanded beyond their capability to provide quality medical care. They have a number of satellite locations where Drs Lambrou and Mughal bounce around the city. The clerical staff overbook clients at each location and force them to wait hours after their designated visit.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Physicians & Surgeons, Ophthalmology…read more- Medical Clinics - Physicians & Surgeons - Physicians & Surgeons, Surgery-General

Dr. Gulani...a man's man. Not an empty suit. Warm eyes, skilled hands and a quick wit…read more No pain...exceptional seamless surgery and care, alongwith a personal phone call to check up on me...and everyone. He takes over...like a graceful cheetah...prowling about to right the wrongs. The world is his serengetti...and we come from.all over the globe to see the GOAT... If he were a dog, as a breeder of at risk Lakeland terrier, and an admirer of all breeds... I would like him to a border collie... with h I s eyes on the ball... your eye ball. His caring staff is phenomenal... and thorough! We will be back. Thank you all.

My experience with Dr. Gulani (TLDR version: Did not help my vision, dishonest, all hype, STEER…read moreCLEAR!) I try to avoid writing negative reviews, but I feel that the Gulani "hype" needs to be exposed to help save others from falling for it like I did. My history before visiting Dr. Gulani: I got RK in the '90s, 16 cuts in each eye. Left eye not so bad (20/30). Right eye was worse (20/50); I had been wearing a scleral lens for the last 10 years. It was great (easily 20/20) but as I got older, it was no longer correcting my vision enough, so I wanted to visit Dr. Gulani with the goal of not having to wear contacts or reading glasses. During the consultation, he promised me, "you'll be able to read and see far without glasses or lenses." I got the LaZrPlastique in the right eye in January 2026. My biggest worry was that it wouldn't correct my vision enough and I'd still need to get a new scleral to see clearly. Wow, was I wrong on multiple fronts. First off, my vision actually GOT WORSE after Dr. Gulani's surgery (20/100). If you're an RK patient, you know about multiple images--sit in a dark room with a single LED about 10 feet away (such as the red LED on a TV that's off). An RK patient will see a pattern of multiple LEDs due to the irregular astigmatism. Well, that pattern got LARGER (spread out more), not smaller, after LaZrPlastique. In simple terms, I now have "double vision." In technical terms, my astigmatism went from 2.4 D to 2.9 D as measured by an Oculus Pentacam. Second, perhaps the more disturbing aspect, is Dr. Gulani's response regarding astigmatism. I mentioned the Pentacam map and my multiple images and he basically shouted that I'm stupid, that "topography isn't vision...refraction is vision!" Well, guess what? He destroyed my topography and now I can't see! Refraction means nothing if you're seeing multiple of everything. I don't think he understands how important topography is (duh, why do you think scleral lenses work so well for us?). Third, he flat-out lied to me and said, "you're the only patient that has had this complaint." Any fool can read reviews and find numerous instances of similar results, and those reviews basically follow the same path--poor results, Dr. Gulani denies it, he tells them to just "wait for it to heal." I'm not stupid; I know it's healed, and I'm not going to waste ten years waiting to see if it heals more. And if you carefully study the Yelp reviews, you'll notice this swarm of invalidated positive reviews in bunched-up timeframes...faked, forced, or both? To be fair, the staff were all really nice and it's quite the experience the whole week you're there. But looking back, it seems like more of a big circus. "Well, that procedure is normally this price, but for you it's lower." How gimmicky is that? Dr. Gulani is so pompous, it'll make you vomit...the office is a shrine to his ego. He goes on and on about he's the only one who can do what he does, making a big show of "did my Canada patient land yet?" I think it's all in his head; his sense of self-importance is so inflated and I don't know if he's capable of admitting failure. I'm not going to sue him; I knew it was a gamble going in. I just didn't think the "best in the world" could possibly do such a bad job. I'm guessing his true success rate is much lower than the hype would lead you to believe. I'm sure Dr. Gulani has helped many people. I think if you have very low astigmatism (less than 0.5 D) but need a major refraction adjustment (let's say you're 20/200), Dr. Gulani might be able to take you down to 20/40. But because he's only doing PRK and not TG-PRK, he can't clear up your irregular astigmatism. Oh, and he called my local eye doctor a buffoon for writing "patient went to Florida to have surgery by a doctor who claims he can fix RK." Yeah. Real professional. I wish I got paid $20,000 a day and wasn't accountable for the results.