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    The LASIK Vision Institute

    3.7 (30 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Elizabeth M.

    I have had a very good experience with this center. All of the staff are very friendly and go the extra mile to make you feel comfortable. Even though this clinic is not in a hospital, they were very accommodating, bringing me water, updating my prescriptions, and offering me something soft to cuddle during the surgery itself (I was feeling anxious). My vision on my day after check up was 20/20, so I'm happy)! I didn't spend a lot of time with to doc before hand, and the surgery was fairly quick process but that doesn't really matter to me because he did a great job! I highly recommend lasik surgery with this office to anyone. James or Dana are great to work with as well. Dr. Abrams did my eyes. Thank yous to the entire team from the front desk, to the kind nurses who helped, I wish I'd caught the name of the nurses who assisted the doc. Anyway, I had won $1,000 off from a raffle I had entered in Phoenix at the Raceway before they changed their name. I was finally able to cash that in, but it was still extremely expensive which is why I'm docking a star, as well as the fact that the initial appointment was 2.5 hours, and I was not warned in advance and had my whole family waiting for me, which had to be annoying for everyone involved. The only other reason is that I had to update my phone number 3 times before it was updated properly. I would blame the corporate, except I had the correct info written into their forms and that wasn't ever corrected either. anyway, thats so small, these people are super competent and want to help! I am excited about my "new" eyes! Bye bye glasses!! * pics are of the 3rd waiting room that you go into to wait for the actual surgery. That room they called "the theatre" and they have a couple movies you can pick from :) Overall great experience.

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    Leslie P.

    I hands down recommend Lasik Vision Institute to anyone interested in getting 20/20 vision! I initially went in to "window shop". I wanted to see if I even qualified for lasik since I had both myopia and astigmatism ranging in the -4 range. The consultation was quick and easy. You go in and do an eye exam and right afterwards they inform you whether you qualified for lasik or PRK. Due to my dry eyes and thin corneas I didn't qualify for lasik but I did for PRK. They go over everything that one day. They answered questions about the whole procedure and the price and different forms of payment. I used Groupon to get 1,000 off so my total came down to $2,998 ( give or take a dollar). A day before the surgery I had to get my eyes dilated to make sure everything was okay for the surgery the following day. The day of the surgery I had my husband take me. I was super nervous. Good thing they prescribed a pill for the nerves. The whole procedure took half an hour. The actual procedure was maybe 10 minutes. PRK is a little different than lasik. The recovery part is a lot longer. The first 3 days my eyes burned and I was SUPER sensitive to the light. I mostly stayed in my room with all the lights and curtains closed wearing my sunglasses indoors. I wasn't able to watch TV or my phone or laptop due to my eyes being very sensitive for maybe 2 weeks without getting a headache if i was on them for more than 15 minutes. I still wasn't able to drive after one week because my eyesight was still blurry. My husband took me to my one week checkup appointment due to this. I feel my recovery was a lot longer than most. I'm not going to lie, the first week was the worst. I would recomend ice packs and taking pain killers. I am currently one month post surgery and I can honestly say it was worth the pain. I still touch my nose as if I'm pushing my glasses up and I still keep thinking I need to go remove my contacts. I've had glasses since I was 6 and it's all I had known. Being able to wake up and my first instinct not be to grab my glasses feels freaking awesome. I actually look at the sunglasses when walking at the store. I can apply eye makeup without my glasses covering up my hard worked winged eyeliner. If you are reading this go in for the free consultation. There is no commitment or anything.

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    great staff very helpful n im ready for my lasik very well explained and answered all my questions very excited

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    The whole team was amazing. Tubes were explained procedure explained. Whole experience was AWESOME. And I can see.

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    Ask the Community - The LASIK Vision Institute

    Tengo 60 años empece a perder la vista a los 42...desde entonces compro lentes para leer, a ido creciendo ahora los objetos de 3 o 4 metro ya no los distingo bien, puedo operarme y dejar los lentes?

    Hola Jesús, el LASIK normalmente no puede ayudar con la presbicia.

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    Abrams was great, explaining everything he was going to do, and counting down how many seconds until each eye was done.

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    Absolutely the poorest experience I've ever had at a medical office. Had to go twice for different…read moreappointments. Follow up months later looking to pay them in full. Paid them and then they still send bills months later. Can't say I'd ever recommend this office. Hard to reach, overall incompetent. There's better options.

    This is a hard no…read more Prefacing here by saying this was an appointment requested by my optometrist (in Chandler) to establish baseline health of my retinas as I get older. I've had glasses since I was 4 and have seen plenty of ophthalmologists. Had I known what to expect here, I would have pursued his referral in Phoenix. From the jump this place is not patient focused. Long waits on hold for an appointment (where at first, they'll tell you to text for an appointment and when you do, if it's your first they'll tell you that you have to call), packed waiting rooms, impersonal treatment, hours to actually see a physician. Prior to my appointment I called and asked about counteracting drops for the dilation and was told they had them. When I arrived there on my own (as my husband was stuck in Chicago) I was told by the first assistant that no, they don't have them. Why not?? She didn't know but every. single. patient. in the building gets dilated, so why wouldn't they???? The assistants do both intake and diagnostic and there are so many patients that you're treated like garbage. One assistant tried to hold my head closer to the equipment for proper imaging and didn't let go until I asked her to. I'm not a four year old and she never asked me to move closer and she then started shouting what she wanted to do next. I asked her if she was used to shouting at people - she said yes. I understand that some patients here are potentially hard of hearing but there was absolutely no kindness in her approach as well as the others who were 'taking pictures' - which is how they refer to imaging. The only real kindness was from the male assistant who sat me in the exam room prior to the doctor arriving. He was apologetic about the number of people ("yeah, three doctors in today, it's busy", he says) I thanked him for his kindness and told him he'd been the only one to offer it. My appointment time was 2:30 and at 4:00 I was still waiting to see the doctor. Had I not already had eyes dilated, I would have walked out. At 4:15 the doctor arrived, asked a few questions, reviewed the imaging and examined my eyes. Told me my eyes were very healthy and that he'd send a report to my doctor. Two minutes max and he walked out the door right after saying no need to schedule a follow up appointment. If I had needed one I'd have gone elsewhere. Retina Associates is a slow and poorly managed assembly line not about making the patient feel comfortable or actually cared for in any meaningful way.

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