Dr. Pilkinton was great. He took the time to make sure he could do the procedure based on my…read morecondition and once he determined that my procedure would be successful we went forward. He was very thorough and diligent and I've had no issues since my surgery. I would highly recommend!

Dr Pilkinton has a very efficient practice for cataract surgery. Scheduling, payment and after…read moresurgery care are all made clear. However, the patient has some choices to make and there is little help with this. Do your own research.

I recently visited the Wang Vision Institute for a LASIK examination and surgery. I appreciate that…read moreI was able to get a free consultation and price compare the services. I had my consultation and heard the price breakdown, then visited other companies to make sure I was getting the best services. I came back to Wang Vision, and I'm still very happy with my choice. Everyone is very knowledgeable about the procedures and helped me feel secure in my decision. There was a student/trainee that attended my consultation with Karen, and I was glad to hear that they take so many students for training at this location. (The student did a great job, too!) Cameron made sure that I felt supported and explained my available options in a very accessible way. Dr. Jones and his assistant performed the surgery in a separate room, and the procedure itself was very fast (like 20 minutes under the laser). Admittedly I sat under the machine for a bit longer because they had to wait for my eyes to numb, so the entire consultation session (redone during day of surgery) and actual surgery took about 3 hours. Then, you go back the next day for a follow up to make sure everything looks ok. I have overall felt supported and informed in my decision to go with Wang Vision Institute. LASIK surgery is a big decision, and I'm very happy with my decision. Plus, they have a really cool lobby.

I recently had my Zeiss Smile surgery done at Wang vision. The staffers were punctual and friendly,…read moreCassandra the nurse was very patient and thorough in my eye evaluation, the coordinator Cameron was very helpful in explaining to me the cost of the procedure, the implications and after care. Dr. Zimmerman proposed two ways my surgery can be done, one gets both eyes to 20/20, the other one that could help me read without relying as much on reading glasses (I need reading glasses at my age). We used correction glasses and tried both scenarios, he was very detailed in explaining and informing me both solutions and what they entail in the future. I was able to make an informed decision. And finally, it was doctor Guduru who performed the surgery. It was a great success, and without any pain or adverse feelings. I was sent home with a post surgery care package and instructions on recovery. This is a very professional practice with the highest standards in vision care, I would recommend to everyone who needs Lasik or other vision procedures.

EXCELLENT beyond my expectations! I actually went to the…read moreWesley & Klippenstein location at 1800 Church St in Nashville. Dr.Klippenstein is highly recommended to anyone who has complications with eyelid ptosis (droopy or heavy eyelids). Had my surgery yesterday and from the time I walked in to being wheeled out to go home, nothing could have been better. Andrea was my RN who stayed with me from pre-op until I was heading home. She was friendly, interacted well, answered all questions fully and clearly, and has a sweet personality. Scott was my Anesthesiologist. He took his time to get my IV started in my VERY tricky veins and I hardly felt the needle stick. He also explained everything that would occur from start to finish. Even after the IV was removed, my arm is not sore or tender which I can't ever remember happening from other procedures. Dr. Klippenstein did an amazing job telling me exactly what would happen before surgery, during the actual surgery and even afterwards. When you hear her talk with the staff working with her, you can tell she has a great relationship with them also because they are smiling and laughing. She is truly down to earth. I am about 12 hours post-op and can hardly feel any discomfort. I have to remind myself that I have stitches still in my eyes because I want to touch them. I can't wait to see the full results after I'm all healed.

At 40, my hooded eyelids became droopy. Dr. Klippenstein came highly recommended. I chose to get…read morelocal anesthesia only, and it was painless and fast! Super happy with the results!!

My visit to Logan's Vision Center was on March 24, 2026. Very friendly and easy to talk to…read more The technicians as well as the doctor was very thorough and professional. They did not seem to be rushed and listened very carefully to what I had to say. The front desk was very efficient and also very courteous.

I had cataract surgery at Loden Vision center and I feel that it was done prematurely - my vision…read morewas not severely impaired and my cataract was small. I received a second opinion at Vanderbilt Eye Institute after indicating during both of my post operative exams that I had no vision improvement following surgery and a haziness in the operative eye which was not resolving - both doctors I saw (not my original surgeon who was unavailable) told me they could see nothing unusual, and that I should just postpone my second eye a week. I will not have my second eye surgery - my vision is not bad enough to warrant surgery and I'm very upset that Loden Vision seems to push surgery rather than looking at the best needs of patients. Use caution and be fully aware of your condition before undergoing any surgery!!!

Having previously only had my eyes checked at Lenscrafters or the like, The Vanderbilt Eye Clinic…read morewas a nice change of pace. However, it is BUSY with a capital BUSY. It has computerized check in which is fast, but you are still almost sure to have to wait, so bring something to entertain you. At least until they dilate your eyes and you suddenly can only see blurs in front of you. Which segues to my only complaint. I was unaware of the fact that the dilating had this effect, and I was not warned, which caused me to freak out a bit when it did happen. They do have a nice big TV on the wall, which I was able to see, but it was tuned to sports which I have no interest in. Still moving pictures are better than nothing! Dr. Felch was very friendly and never made me feel foolish about any of the questions I had.

Fast and easy check in. As everywhere these days the doctors are over booked and you will spend…read moresome time in the waiting room, however their waiting room is very clean & comfortable, at Vanderbilt they always offer Free Wifi.

I have visited this location twice for my annual eye exam and I was very satisfied. Everyone on the…read moreteam was very thorough and answered my questions fully. They even gave me recommendations to prevent eye damage and did not pressure me to purchase contact or glasses in store like most places. I think this care team is very transparent with pricing and I will be back for another visit when the time comes.

This is a rip off company. I sent up an appointment on a week day to avoid paying for retina eye…read moredilation exam. And they still told me I still have to pay unless I come before noon or after 3 pm. When I set u my appointment for 1pm. They had told me they don't dilation at all on saturdays. So that is why I made my apt for the week day. And now they are adding more restrictions. Besides last time I was there. They added more charges to my bill when I ordered my glasses with out my knowledge so I call and complaint that time. But now I want everyone to know to be careful wi the the charges on your final bill

, and I'm glad that I saw them and from now on that is where I will go for my contacts. quality…read moreof care was wonderful.

We have been here twice and each time, we have to wait over an hour past our appointment time to…read moresee the ophthalmologist. Then when we see the doctor, he gives us very little time. We moved to this area just over a year ago. We will be looking elsewhere for an ophthalmologist.

Doesn't looknlike many people review doctors? I wonder why...this is a great source for the average…read moreJoe view of businesses. Dr. johns came recommended from a friend and well justified. She takes patients without a referral and was extremely thorough. Se explained everything she was doing, why and what she hoped to find from it. Not only was the visit professional and thoughtful, she called a couple hours later to recommend that i wait before filling the prescription for glasses. Since i had a corneal injury, she felt that i should give it time to see if the vision improves before going to the expense of glasses without vision insurance. Professional AND excellent customer service from a medical specialist. WOW

This man needs to retire, please get a second opinion. I had a very bad outcome from eye surgery…read moreand have pretty much lost vision in my right eye.

Had some concerns about my vision and was reassured by staff about my options including finance for…read moreanything that my insurance might not cover. The quality of care was exceptional. The professionalism and friendliness of staff was very reassuring. If you have lasik needs , I highly suggest Shofner Vision Center

Two of my daughters arrived at Tennessee Retinal with me in tow one recent Saturday morning. I have…read moreto tell you that I'm not a fan of doctors, hospitals, medical procedures, or medicines. That's why the two daughters. They were going to make sure that this reviewer didn't flake out on an appointment. How I made it this far in life is a question I often ask myself. I never give myself an answer. Maybe that's the trick. Just get on with life. I'll have to admit that I was a bit nervous meeting the specialist. I've heard stories of surgeries, lasers, and eye patches. I mean, other than a pirate, who looks cool in an eye patch? Even Columbo didn't wear one. He just shoved a glass eye into his socket. My head was spinning, not to mention my tree branch eye. All went well with the pre-doctor tests and paperwork. My nervousness (fear) began to ease. Everyone made me feel comfortable and reassured that I'd be ok. Then he came in. Dr. Recchia had entered the room. After pleasantries were exchanged he got down to work. He asked questions, squirted stuff, then proceeded to dig around in the eye. He poked and prodded, hmmmed a bit, and then announced his findings. GUILTY for being an idiot by not wearing safety glasses! He really didn't say that, but I wouldn't have blamed him if he had. My situation wasn't going to require surgery, lasers, or anything of the sort. Just some antibiotic goop 4 times a day. The cloudiness in the eye should clear after awhile. I'm fine to resume normal activities. Which in my case is drinking beer and smoking cigars. At least near term activities. Long term, I'm free to wander the open roads of America and write these stale reviews. Quick Tip: When you get nervous about doctor appointments, try to lose your mind in how the pyramids were built. That always works for me. I bet those Egyptians had a lot of eye injuries chipping away on those blocks of stone. Maybe that's why they walked funny. I think the Bangles were on to something.

For almost five years I'm a patient of Tennessee Retina. Clinic is nice, clean and accessible with…read morean easy access to parking garage and easy walk cross the street. They allow you to check in online. What is a very convenient. Everyone is nice including nurses, technicians and doctor. But, what is the chronic issue all this years that appointments are not running on time. Do not plan anything else following your schedule. appointment at Tennessee Retina.