My Son wanted contacts..isn't that how most of these start when the next statement that follows…read morecites a negative? Nothing negative about this place! Their customer service is genuinely great! His exam was thorough and the doctor very informative to assess the proper type of lenses he should use. Though my son's attempts to put the lenses in failed they explained this was common place and worked with us for a return visit to accomplish this. Thank you Lowcountry Eyecare!

terrible wait time. overbooked appointment. my time is valuable I feel the dr over book…read more appointments

I first started coming here as a snowbird, and Ive had a wonderful experience at this office each…read moretime. The care and professionalism have been so consistent that, as I'm hoping to relocate here permanently, i've already decided this will be my forever eye care home. Dr Legare is exceptional, and the entire staff--including Julie Ann,Maria,Kim, and Stephanie, who is helpful, with picking out the perfect frames--goes above and beyond to make every visit pleasant. I highly recommend them to both seasonal and locals alike! -

Went to her for Botox. She talked to me about someone using old needles for Botox on her. I…read morebelieve she did that to me! I actually have scars and raised spots where the shots were given. Shouldn't be a big deal, except they are prominent on my face. Don't go!

The absolute worst cataract surgeon probably in America. I don't care about his Lasik record. I've…read morehad four procedures to undo what he did to me, and I'm not done yet. Stay away. Reach out to me and I'll give you detailed information of the hell he caused.

I would avoid going here at all costs. I did not get sound advice regarding cataract surgery in my…read morehumble opinion and have unexpected complications with a second procedure. Get a second opinion before having anyone touch your eyes, trust me. I wish I would have ever walked in the door of the office. Your eyes are so precious so listen to your gut when you are evaluated.

Caring personnel. I was upset over a possible serious eye issue, Dr Rocha was reassuring and told…read moreme not to worry because my condition is treatable. My testing was pleasant, the office is conveniently located. I feel secure in the knowledge I'll get the best care possible.i have never waited more than 10 minutes. There is a wait after drops are administered because you have to wait until your pupil dilates. Storm Eye has some of the best Eye Docs in the country. I'm very suspicious of the negative reviews below. They do not equate in any way to the experience I had. I'm eternally grateful that I had DrRocha and Dr Eiseman to care for my complicated eye issues.

They asked me to show up 15 mins prior to my appointment time, which I did. The tech saw me within…read moreten minutes and she was great! 10/10 for their awesome patient coordinator as well-he is kind and efficient. They then left me in an exam room for over an hour while the doctor saw about four patients ahead of me. It took a ridiculous amount of time to see the doctor. I'm not paid when I'm not at work, so it hurts my income when I have to waste time sitting around waiting on appointments. I feel agitated that I honored their time, but they did not respect my own.

My neighbor recommended Dr. Itharat. My appointment was great. Very professional and knowledgeable.read more

I needed to have an eye issue taken care of immediately. I didn't have an appt so I walked in…read morehoping that I could be seen, fortunately I was. I didn't have to wait long in the waiting room at all. As soon as I was taken back, the doctor arrived within 5 minutes. He was very thorough with his explanation of my diagnosis, gave me my options and recommendations. The checkout process was very simple and quick as well. The facility is very nice and clean with adequate parking in the lot.

Underwhelmed. I am with my parents for an appointment to discuss cataract surgery. Called back an…read morehour after the scheduled time for more tests. 2 hours later and still have not seen the doctor. Is our time not valuable?

I contacted this Opthamology office (after such horrible experience with other places I had…read morecontacted) This was the last place I was going to contact [avoiding the ER.] Luckily This was DEFINITELY the place: it was a Pleasant experience from Ms. Betty front desk to Assistants (lead asst.) DR. Knowlton, and billing discharge person; VERY pleasant! I definitely recommend them, Dr. Knowlton, very caring and Professional!!! Both my husband and I are very thankful!!!

Although I had this Lasik eye surgery done over a year ago on November 13, 2015 I still remember it…read morelike it was yesterday. I was very scared to get the Lasik surgery. In 2006 I once had a Lasik consultation with the Twin Lasik eye Institute in upstate New York. The surgeon was formerly from Pennsylvania. During that time I wasn't a good enough candidate because they stated quote: your vision is borderline for surgery but not quite enough. At that time I recall I suffered in silence from near sightedness and an acute Astigmatism. Fast forward 10 years later after dilegently trying to build my career and working very hard to make a name for myself this time YES!! I finally was a candidate for the Lasik surgery. When I went in for my 2nd consultation, I was wearing my pretty baby blue contacts and after the lady viewed my perscription she said quote: (funny voice) WHOA!! I can see why you would want to get the Lasik surgery done lol... I chuckled since I knew exactly what I had suffered from nearsightedness, vision impairment since 2nd grade which lead into adulthood spending hundreds of dollars on eye glasses/ contacts. I dared to ask out of curiosity saying what's my vision read? She said 20/700. I about choked when she said that and was in disbelief I didn't relize it was that bad... So I knew that part of remaining healthy was your vision and I didn't want to wear corrective lenses anymore, so I took the brave stance, and schedule the surgery. Leading up to my first day of Lasik surgery I was very, very nervous but they kindly worked with me to calm me down and gave me detailed step by step instructions on what to do to prepare for the Lasik sugery. #1) I had to use these drops that prepared my eyes for surgery dilating them. Then they numbed my eyes and the surgery began. I was wide awake the entire time, I remember some pressure as the clamp stayed strategically on my eye balls and I nervously questioned quote: What if I blink? The surgeon was very professional and calming during my nervous dance stating quote: Don't worry you are secure and the eyes can't move. I was feeling better already when after what seemed like only 5-10 mins they took the lens off and then back on again and I could see. It was alittle bit blurry in the beginning so I had to have a friend drive me home. I rested up one day and the next day I could see like brand new like I had contacts in only they were my own eyes!! My vision was 20/20 it was AMAZING!!! This surgery was by far one of my most expensive and best investments I've done for myself besides buying a car lol. After a mos they had said it improved 20/15 better then gradually it leveled out now last I checked it's around 20/20 -20/25 which is still excellent from how blind I once was. Thankyou Lasik Vision Institute!

Very happy I had this done. Everyone is so thoughtful and accommodating. The doctors are…read moreknowledgeable as well. I would highly recommend.

I had an amazing experience getting lasik with Dr. O'day! All the staff made me feel so comfortable…read moreand the procedure was such a breeze! Dr O'Day has literally done tens of thousands of these procedures and I couldn't have felt in more capable hands. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Dr. O'Day should retire or just limit his practice to Lasik & forget the Cataract Surgery which is…read moremore invasive. I had cataract surgery done. First red flag was his tech got my test results wrong & the Dr. discussed the mistake in front of me. He caused an abrasion on my left eye with the equipment on my first procedure. I didn't want to go back but I did. The other eye has been nothing but problems with cloudiness, insane floaters which can be a sign of corneal debris remaining in the eye, a constant muscle twitch after 3 months & it feels like I'm wearing a contact-as though the lens isn't implanted properly. He also highly recommended tear duct cauterization for dry eyes. I evidently didn't need it because now I have excessive tearing and overflow because my eyes can't drain. This has caused eye swelling and bags. The procedure is not reversible. I learned that most drs. have patients try the removable plugs first to see if there is overflowing. Dr. O'Day interprets a patients questions & concerns as criticism-he gets very defensive & doesn't explain anything.  I told him I had tried the monovision with contacts & I didn't like it but he said with lens implants it was different. It's NOT any different! Everyone I know who was talked into this "monovision" hates it.  I have constant eye strain & headaches from having one eye 20/30 & one eye 20/20.  I'll probably just wear a contact to correct the one eye. Do yourself a favor & find yourself another Dr. A retired surgeon just recommended George Waring, Paul Herring & Solomon.  I have an appt. with one of them to get checked out.