I had LASIK monovision at Boston Vision Brookline exactly a week ago and I’m loving my long distance sight results so far. I can’t see very clearly up close yet, but I’m hoping that will resolve over the next few days. The staff at Boston Vision was top tier. Everyone, from the front desk staff, to the doctors and technicians, treated me with the utmost care. They encouraged me to ask questions and they shared as much detail about my procedure as they could. During the procedure they kept me informed at all times and answered questions I posed. I was very nervous about the procedure, and they made sure I was completely comfortable before, during and after. The two doctors who saw me for my first two follow ups were knowledgeable, knew my case well and treated me with the same care as my surgeon (Dr. Brenner) did. I called a couple of times with logistical questions and the staff were friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this practice. When my short distance eyesight is fully back, I’ll update my review.

Incredible professionalism from everyone at Boston Vision. I had my monovision LASIK performed two days ago and feel great! Dr Keshav clearly explained every step in the process before and even during the surgery. The day after, I was able to drive myself to the post op appt and can see better than I ever have in my life. I highly recommend going to Boston Vision for your vision correction needs.

A couple days post ICL and loving my brand new vision. From a lifelong struggle with incredibly poor vision, uncomfortable contacts, and migraines for glasses, this procedure has changed my life and even given me one step beyond 20-20 vision (now 20-15!). The staff are supportive and knowledgeable, and the procedure went by in a flash. Recovery thus far has been a breeze with minimal discomfort. Glad I traveled down from Maine to receive the Boston Vision expert level care.

I'm on the 4th day post operation of EVO ICL surgery with Monovision at Boston Vision, and overall it was a really positive experience. From the first consultation through the actual procedure, the staff was professional, organized, and reassuring, which made everything feel much easier than I expected. They took time to explain the process clearly and answer my questions, so I felt prepared going in. The surgery itself was quick and straightforward, it felt like 3 minutes per eye. While it wasn’t completely comfortable, it was very manageable. The recovery was also smoother than I expected, with my vision improving quickly after the first day. Not having to rely on glasses or contacts anymore will be a huge improvement and my goal. The only issue I have is seeing the halos in my vision and hope that goes away over time. Overall I'm very happy with the results and glad I chose Boston Vision for the procedure.

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Before my procedure, my vision was –4.25 with astigmatism. I actually chickened out FOUR times before finally going through with LASIK, fifth time was the charm! Boston Vision was incredibly patient and understanding the whole way through, which made a huge difference for me. I was honestly surprised by how easy the procedure was. There was no pain at all...just about 10 seconds of slight pressure, and then it was over. The wildest part was that I could already see pretty well as soon as I sat up. My vision was a little blurry for the first day or two, but every morning I woke up, it was noticeably better. I’m writing this on day 6, and I’m already seeing 20/15. I honestly wish I had done this sooner, one of the best decisions I’ve made. Only thing I need for the seeable future are eye drops as they continue to heal!

I had LASIK surgery with Dr. Brenner at Boston Vision, and it was a very positive experience. From the first consultation to the procedure and follow-up care, everything felt organized, professional, and reassuring. I'll be honest - at first I was a little put off by the assembly-line process of the consultation, but I want to assure anyone else with the same concern that when it comes to your care, you will be treated with the upmost care and individualized attention. Dr. Brenner took the time to explain the process clearly, answer my questions, and ensure I felt comfortable before proceeding. I had even emailed him prior to surgery day to ask about my permanent eyeliner, and got a response within a couple of hours. The staff was friendly and efficient, which helped ease my nerves. During my consult, I was on the line between LASIK and PRK. On the day of surgery, it was still a game-time decision. I was pretty nervous making what felt like a huge decision in a matter of moments, but Dr. Brenner answered all my questions and helped me make an educated decision without me feel rushed. The procedure was quick and much less intimidating than I had expected. I felt some mild discomfort afterward, but that was well explained beforehand and went away quickly. I noticed improvement in my vision almost immediately, and it continued to get better over the following days. The aftercare was easy, and my "goodie bag" contained everything I needed. What stood out to me was the level of care and attention throughout the process. I felt well-informed at each step, and never pressured. Literally every staff member that I interacted with was kind and helpful. Overall, I’m thrilled with my decision and would recommend Dr. Brenner and Boston Vision to anyone considering LASIK.

Would recommend Boston Vision for LASIK. Quick easy process wish I would’ve got it done sooner! Everyone was very friendly! I felt comfortable

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My ICL surgery with Dr. Brenner went very well. The procedure was very quick, it felt like about 10 minutes for both eyes, not including preparation time. My vision felt good after the surgery, although I experienced halos when looking at lights (which I was told is normal after ICL). At my post-op visit the next day, my vision was 20/20, although it was occasionally slightly blurry. I did notice mild pain in my left eye when focusing on close objects, but the doctor explained that this is part of the normal recovery process and that it takes time for the eyes to adjust. Since then, both the mild discomfort and the halos have been improving. Today is the fifth day after surgery, and I feel great. I can use electronic devices normally without any issues. Overall, I am very satisfied with my decision to choose Boston Vision for my ICL surgery.

Post op day 4 of ICL. Vision was good immediately after srugery but slowly got better as dilation wore off. Was able to give a lecture the following morning without issues. Check up day after surgery said everything was good. Initial prescription was -7.75 in both eyes with astigmatism but now seeing 20/20 Do notice halos from bright lights at certain angles but they don't inhibit anything and aren't annoying. Recovery symptoms are a little worse compared to immediately post op and the day after. Eyes are a little bit more discomfort but not painful. Can't rub my eyes but even lightly touching my eye feels like touching a bruise. Also get a sensation that comes and goes that almost feels like when there is a tear in your lashes but nothing is there and it goes away spontaneously. Minor symptoms though and hopeful it will get better as healing progresses. Overall had a great experience with Boston Vision. Super simple and straightforward. Was able to schedule appointment to be evaluated within a few days and then scheduled surgery about 2 weeks after I paid. Surgery itself was a few mins with no pain, only a little discomfort looking into a bright light. Very seamless.

My ICL surgery with Dr. Brenner went very well. It was a remarkably quick procedure - around 10 minutes on the table for both eyes. The recovery was easy. I had very minimal soreness for two days following and some dry eye that was relieved with OTC drops. I saw 20/20 (r) and 20/25 (L) the day after my surgery.

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I would highly recommend Boston Vision for LASIK. The procedure was very quick and easy. Some pressure to the eye during the procedure and feels a little awkward but no pain at all. Eyes were a bit blurry when leaving but I went home and took the recommended 4 hour nap. Waking up from that I felt but better. I had mono vision done so I'm still adjusting to that but seems to be getting better each day.

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I had lasik surgery yesterday and already today feeling much better and seeing so much better. I am very pleased with Boston Vision and glad I had it done. Thank you team at Boston Vision

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I had my procedure on March 3rd with Dr. Gregoire. He and his staff were professional and friendly, and they answered all of my questions and concerns leading up to and on the day of my procedure. The procedure itself took only 10 minutes, and I felt no pain or discomfort. The first week, I experienced fluctuation with my vision and light sensitivity, which is common and expected. After week four, I was able to see clearly with 20/15 vision. I highly recommend this procedure.

I had PRK surgery around 6 weeks ago and I’m almost at 20/20 vision. I had a positive experience during the surgery (which lasted around 10 minutes). I realized, when I returned the next day for post op appointment, that my left eye had spit out the contact almost immediately. The first night was rough for my left eye but my right eye felt fine. I’d recommend calling them asap if you think your contact fell out - it’s pretty obvious since it’s pretty uncomfortable. I was able to see about 4 days later and now making good progress. Very happy I got it done!

Overall, I had a very positive experience at Boston Vision. The process can feel a bit impersonal given the high volume of patients, with people moving quickly from room to room. That said, I felt confident in the quality of care, which made that aspect less concerning. LASIK was a big step for me. While I felt relatively calm beforehand, I did experience anxiety during the procedure itself. I’m very glad I took Xanax beforehand and would recommend it to others undergoing the procedure (if appropriate for them). The team also let me choose the music in the OR and having ABBA playing definitely helped ease my nerves. Recovery was smoother than I expected. I took ibuprofen when I got home and went straight to sleep, and I was genuinely surprised to wake up with clear vision and far less discomfort than anticipated. The dry eyes, screen sensitivity, and nighttime blurriness are real, but I’ve been reassured these improve with time. One eye is slightly stronger than the other, but I now have 20/20 vision for the first time in my life and this feels like a huge win!

My surgery was done by Mr.Melki. The procedure was very quick to finish. Everything went smoothly and well, except during the surgery I felt a little bit pain and pressure. My degrees were very high before the surgery! Right now I can see the clear world. It feels so nice!

I'm one week out from my ICL surgery and wanted to share how it's gone so far. On surgery day I actually had two procedures done. Along with the ICL implant, Dr. Melki cut LASIK flaps as well. Because my astigmatism is so high at 5.5 diopters, I'll most likely need LASIK afterward to correct the residual astigmatism, so doing both at once made sense. The surgery itself wasn't bad at all. My first eye was completely painless. The second eye was a little uncomfortable but it was over so fast. I felt totally fine when I left. The hard part was the car ride home. I had almost a two hour drive and toward the end one of my eyes started throbbing with pressure. I called the office and Dr. Melki said that some pressure after having two procedures done at the same time isn't unusual. It ended up feeling better as soon as I laid down. I took Tylenol PM that night to make sure I slept good and just kept up with regular Tylenol the next day for some minor discomfort. Vision wise, I didn't notice a big difference right away, but at my one day post op I was already testing at 20/20. My prescription was never really the problem though. It was the 5.5 diopters of astigmatism that was making it hard to see, and that's what the LASIK part of the plan will finish off for correcting. The first week has had some minor discomfort here and there and occasional blurry vision in one eye. The most annoying things have been headaches from my eyes trying to adjust and light sensitivity that made doing homework tough. Not unbearable, just something to deal with. Tomorrow is my one week follow up and I'm looking forward to finding out how things are healing and when I can get the LASIK scheduled to finish everything out. Overall I have no complaints. The team has been great to work with.

Review: Day 1 Post-Op – Clear Lens Exchange (CLE) with Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) Patient Profile: 60-year-old Male, Computer Engineer. Usage Profile: High-demand visual workload (14+ hrs/day); multi-monitor setup (large monitor at arm’s length + laptop). Pre-Op Stats: Near: +3.0 | Far: +1.5. The Procedure: 5/5 Stars The operation was impressively efficient—a "quick patch" for the eye that took only 10–15 minutes. For any engineer who values uptime and streamlined processes, the speed of the surgery is a major plus. No significant discomfort; it was a professional, high-speed installation of the new hardware ;-) The Hardware: Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) I chose the LAL specifically for the post-op customization. In my line of work, "close enough" isn't good enough for 14 hours of code or system architecture. The ability to "beta test" my vision after the surgery—and then have it digitally adjusted via UV light—is the ultimate "calibration" tool for a tech-heavy lifestyle. Current Status: The "In-Between" Phase I am currently 24 hours post-op on eye #1 of 2. Performance: I am currently running on a "split-system"—one eye upgraded, one eye legacy. Intermediate/Near Work: As an engineer, the "arm's length" monitor is my primary workspace. While I’m currently in the healing phase and waiting for the second eye next week, the goal is to fine-tune these lenses specifically for that distance.

Dr. John Lee performed my cataract surgery at the Andover Boston Vision last year. It was very easy to discuss my concerns and he was extremely patient in explaining the various options along with the procedure itself. I elected to have laser surgery at the Andover Center and the procedure went flawlessly. I had worn gas permeable contact lenses for over 50 years (including multi-focal lenses a number of years prior to surgery) and have found that my concern about the quality of my vision after cataract surgery has been unfounded. The multi-focal lenses I opted to have implanted, have given me the vision I need for distance and reading without the need for glasses! I couldn't be happier and truly appreciate the skill and professionalism Dr. Lee continues to provide!

I had PRK surgery with Dr Brenner about 1 week ago. The whole process was very smooth and fast. The techs that did my testing were very nice and professional and explained every step to me. By the time I got called in the OR I knew what to expect. The procedure itself took about 10 minutes and my vision was already better. The first 72 hours I experienced some fluctuation in my vision (which was expected) and by day 5 I could see well enough to go around. By this point I am back at work without feeling any pain or discomfort. Dr Dy saw me for my post-op visit and inserted plugs to help with the dryness and I haven't been needing artificial tears as often. I highly recommend this practice and this procedure.

I have worn glasses or contact lenses for 40+ years. After having my cataract surgery, (LAL) I no longer need any corrective lenses, including readers! (My RX was pretty strong; -10 for glasses/ -8.50 contacts). I am still amazed by my clear vision. The procedure was easy, fast and painless and the follow up light treatments were quick and easy too. I can't thank Dr. Brenner and Dr. Lee enough for giving me back my sight. I highly recommend them and the staff at Boston Vision. They are miracle workers!

Currently am 6 days post surgery and am feeling at 98% today with some halos and tiredness from working on my laptop for the better half of the morning! While the process of the surgery itself is uncomfortable and anxiety provoking, it is relatively quick and I took 2 days off of work following to recover and take care of myself. The team was really excellent and played fun music during the surgery which honestly helped to just set a nice light mood to the surgery itself. I started to be able to see better that night and especially the following morning. It hasn't fully sunk in that I no longer need glasses as I reach for them every morning but I think in the next couple weeks, it's really going to settle in mentally. I am definitely an anxious person so I have made sure to be diligent about the post-op instructions, limiting screen time, and using protective glasses when I'm outside. I'd recommend this surgery to anyone who's overused contacts and is looking to have some more ease surrounding their vision.

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I underwent PRK surgery. The procedure was extremely quick. The entire staff was friendly and professional; the assistants explained every step to me during the procedure. I was afraid I would feel the laser, but I didn't; I only heard the sound of the machine and nothing else. As soon as I got up from the table, I could already see, although I was sensitive to light. Over the next two days, my light sensitivity increased, as my pupils remained dilated and the therapeutic contact lenses were trying to settle in. Today is my third day; I feel really good and am seeing with greater clarity. Now I am waiting for the day when my contact lenses will be removed

(The system forced me to pick a different service for every review, but I just had monovision PRK surgery all the way through.) So, I had my adjustment PRK monovision surgery in January 2026 after experiencing the first PRK surgery for 9 months and not feeling like I ever got to crispness of vision or to the true monovision. It was a good decision. I was of course very nervous to go through the healing process again. They say it takes about a week to go back to work and life, but that is not entirely true. My vision was still healing and unstable for 2 months afterward, and I didn't feel comfortable driving again until almost 3 months! I could be functional, but definitely not normal - looking at screens for work, watching TV, getting behind the wheels was all very shaky. So just prepare to not be able to do everything to 100%. My monovision did kick in this time, so it took longer for my vision to adjust back to normal. The adjustment to monovision made it hard to watch TV, read and drive for the first couple of months - so be warned about that. But now that I'm at the 3-months mark, my vision is SO MUCH BETTER! I can look at my computer screen, watch TV, and drive normally again. This time around, my vision is much clearer than the first round. I would advise to talk to your surgeon if your vision is not how you expect it to be. The other thing that I did this time around that I think helped with the healing process is constantly using the artificial tears. I didn't do that regularly the first time around bc my eyes didn't feel dry. This time, I used the artificial tears every couple of hours regardless of feeling dry or not. The healing process is not a slam dunk, but I would definitely trade 3 months of discomfort for a lifetime of glasses-free vision!

I had LASIK about 3 weeks ago and overall it’s been a really positive experience. The procedure itself was quick and honestly way less uncomfortable than I expected. Recovery has been exactly what they told me, not instant perfection, but steady improvement each day. The first couple weeks I had dryness, some blur, and night halos, but those have been gradually getting better. My vision is already so much better than before, and I can tell it’s still improving. The team was great about setting realistic expectations and has been very responsive with follow-up questions. I’d definitely recommend them, especially if you want a practice that’s thorough and honest about the recovery process.

Today is day 4th after my ICL procedure with monovision as I dont want to wear reading glasses later on. I finally picked to go with ICL over PRK as the healing process. And; I am overall satisfied with ICL procedure and all the services from preop to post op here at Boston vision. The procedure went fast, not painful at all. It is a little of weird feeling to me as I have to be awake during the surgery, also I was nervous alot too. However, all went great and quick. About 10 minutes for one eye, then I walked out of the procedure room to test for that eye, then quickly come back to the procedure room for the other eye. Both of my eye are healing well, yes, I still see some halos around bright lights, blurry and eye fatigue some time, which I hope it will improve soon.

I chose Boston Vision for my LASIK on April 3, and the results have been incredible. I was quite nervous beforehand, but the team was so friendly and professional that I felt completely at ease. They answered all my questions and made the entire process feel seamless. The surgery itself was so fast and efficient that it was over before I even realized it had begun. Now, just two days later, I am already seeing a lot better without the aid of glasses. While I’ve had some minor dryness as my eyes heal, the recovery has been smooth and the results are life-changing. I would definitely recommend it if you wish to get vision correction.

I had CLE LASIK surgery in December, and overall, my experience has been very positive. From the start, the doctors and staff were professional, attentive, and reassuring throughout the entire process. The post-surgery plan included follow-up adjustments over four weeks, which gave me confidence that my vision would be carefully monitored and fine-tuned. As it turned out, I felt ready by the third adjustment, and my vision had already improved significantly by then. I did the monovision setup, with one eye optimized for distance and the other for near vision. That required time to adapt, but now, it genuinely feels like I have “20/20” vision, everything is clear and sharp. That said, since this is new for me, I’m still getting used to what “normal” should feel like after the procedure. Overall, I’m very pleased with both the results and the level of care I received, and I would absolutely recommend this experience to others considering the procedure.

I had cataract surgery on both eyes over a month ago and opted to go with the more expensive Light Adjustable Lenses. Dr Lee performed the surgery and he and his team could not have been better to work with. I opted to go for mono vision and my intermediate range of vision is great (close up ain't too bad either) and I'm seeing my dashboard and computer screen clearer than ever. I've had 1 light adjustment in my intermediate eye (painless but a little messy because of the goop that goes on the eye) and 2 on my far eye. My far vision isn't where I'd expect it to be at this point but Dr Dunker is working with me to resolve my problems. She and her team are also top notch and great to work with. I'm quite pleased I was referred to Boston Eye for my cataract surgery and wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to others.

I had cataract surgery and light adjusted lenses (LAL) done Dr. Melki in January and February 2026. I was scheduled in early January for trifocal lens replacement with a different ophthalmologist when a friend of mine in California told me of the amazing results he had with cataract/LAL 6 months ago. My original ophthalmologist doesn't offer LAL so I did some searching and found Dr. Melki. After a consult with Dr. Melki I switched to him for my surgery/LAL. What a life-changing experience! My vision was -8.0 in both eyes with dry eyes that limited how much I could wear contact lenses. The progressive lenses in my glasses were thick with no peripheral vision and I needed a second pair to work on a computer. LAL changed all of that -- I can function completely without glasses (although will use readers when reading in bed at night). My dominant eye is 20/20 and non-dominant eye focused for up close/cell phone, etc. Getting LAL is a procedure though -- the cataract surgery was fast and easy but the "adjustment" part of light adjustment lenses requires additional office visits and once the prescription is finalized there are two additional visits to lock in the prescription. In total the process took 2 months. The people in Boston Vision Brookline office are wonderful and very attentive, especially Dr. Deborah Lee. I couldn't be happier with the results.

Just had my ICL procedure at Boston Vision and the entire process was flawless from start to finish. The team was incredibly professional, efficient, and reassuring throughout, which made a big difference going into something like this. The most interesting part has been the recovery so far. Yesterday afternoon, my vision was noticeably fluctuating, sometimes blurry at a distance, then foggy, then with halos around lights, and at one point I could clearly see both my phone and far away at the same time. It was a strange but fascinating experience, and reassuring to feel things actively improving. Overall, everything went perfectly and I’m very excited to see how my vision continues to stabilize over the next few days.

I had Lasik completed with Boston Vision. I was very nervous ahead of time, but the team at Boston Vision was very friendly and answered all of my questions. The experience on the day of the surgery was wonderful- the team was efficient, professional, and the procedure itself was so fast that I could barely process that it had begun by the time it was over. I had a few days of dry eyes, but I am now a week out from the surgery and am so satisfied- my dry eyes are almost completely resolved and I am seeing 20/15- way better than I even expected! I would do it again in a heartbeat.

I had IPL with Dr. Patel which worked really great. Dr. Patel is awesome and extremely knowledgeable and has helped my eyes considerably. She is the BEST!

I found the staff to be very professional from beginning to end. They made me feel comfortable with the extensive testing they did to assure the LASIK and vision correction were a fit for me. I loved how they helped me relax before the big procedure with snacks and lining up my preferred music within the surgical suite. Parking was easy at the Andover site and timeline was less than expected. Cheers to great vision and glasses free for 2 weeks now.

Overall, I am pleased with my experience with Boston Vision LASIK surgery was something I was looking forward to for a few years. Finally, I received a vote of confidence from my optometrist (not at Boston Vision) and they highly recommended I go to Boston Vision. After an initial, long consult at their Malden office, I was scheduled for surgery at their Brookline office, as they said this was the only office that performed surgery on Fridays. Leading up to the appointment, I was not too nervous. I had all of my questions answered ahead of time, so my mood was more excited than anything. Once there, they performed a quick check of my eyes and I waited no more than 10 minutes to be seen by their staff. Initially, I was led to a room where they checked my eyes once more, previewed the upcoming procedure, and offered me a Xanax to calm my nerves. Then, Dr. Brenner arrived to check my eyes once more. By this point, this felt a little tedious, but better safe than sorry, I suppose. Everything looked good to him, so we waited a short time (assumably for the Xanax to kick in) and then I was led to the operating room. In the OR, you will be asked to lay flat on your back, while their staff plays whatever music you would like. This was a nice touch and helped to relax me. For the procedure, there was more discomfort than I anticipated. The suction necessary for the procedure did create a lot of pressure, causing blood vessels in my right eye to pop. However, the saving grace here is the procedure is very quick. As promised, it took around 15 minutes. Once it was over, I was escorted to a room across the hall where a doctor viewed my eyes to ensure the flap created during the surgery looked flat and settled. Everything looked good to them, so I was sent home. Once home, a strong burning sensation kicked in. It made it difficult to fall asleep for the recommended four hours, so I did take some melatonin. Once I woke up, the discomfort went down immensely. My left eye felt perfect and its vision was nearly as perfect. My right eye, however, felt scratchy, a bit dry, and cloudy. As expected, however, as it was still the same day as surgery. Even so, looking outside, my vision was the clearest I can remember it ever being. It was an emotional experience. I am on day four post-operation now. My left eye continues to feel great. However, my right eye still remains hazy and slightly irritated. I have a follow-up appointment with my optometrist tomorrow and I am curious what they will see. For now, I am looking forward to my eyes continuing to heal and seeing fully in 20/20 vision without cloudiness/haziness. Hopefully in the next few days!

I had an amazing experience and used the Wavelight Plus technology that Boston Vision is the only provider of in the area. Surgery was prompt, fast and easy. After the 4 hour nap I was able to see well. Within 24 hours I had 20/15 vision. I am a week in now and my vision is great. The only side effect is dry eyes that have already been getting better. I 1000% recommend getting lasik with Boston Vision

I had my ICL procedure done at Boston Vision with Dr. Gregoire and had a really positive experience. The staff was friendly and made sure to check in with me at every step—from consults to surgery day to post-op visits. The procedure itself was quick (about 2 hours total inclusive of all the pre-op dilations and checks). Immediately after I could already see better than without glasses (was a -9.5 in contacts) though I was very light sensitive and couldn’t see up close at all (be prepared with some audio books to keep you entertained the rest of the day). By day one post-op, my close-up vision returned and was nearly 20/20, with only slight peripheral blurriness. Overall, I’m very happy with the results and how smooth the whole process felt.

So far so good! Everything from initial consultation, to booking, paperwork, the procedure, and follow up has been incredibly simple and seamless. Healing has gone as expected, and while I am still waiting for my vision to fully stabilize, but I’ve got some promising results thus far and look forward to the next few weeks as my eyes continue to adjust.

From my office visit assessment, through continual and clear communications with the Surgical Coordinator contact, to the day of surgery on-site team, and especially the specialist optometrist care in final adjustments, my experience was stellar!!! Everyone took personal care to ensure I was comfortable, satisfied and comprehending the information being shared, and prepared emotionally and physically at each step. I highly recommend the Team at Boston Vision for your once in a life decision for Light Adjustable Lense cataract replacement surgery!!!

I had cataract surgery with LAL in November 2025. I had worn corrective lenses since I was 10 yrs old, and RGP contact lenses since I was 18 yrs old. I didn't know what "normal" vision was like until after my procedures. I had monovision contacts, so monovision LALs have worked great for me. The procedures were relatively quick & pain free. My follow-up visits for the lens adjustments with Dr. Lee were relatively quick & easy. I'm so happy that I chose to do this. I love being able to see without any corrective lenses at all!

I had LAL cataract surgery about 5 months ago. Overall I am happy with the results. I had my left eye 20/20 distance and mini mono vision for the right eye about 20/25 as I did not like full mono vision when I tried it out. It was too difficult for me to get used to. Surprisingly I am able to read the computer screen without glasses and my phone messages. The main issue I am still dealing with is dryness which has caused alot of blurred vision for me and floaters. I have back up glasses for distance driving if I want or in stores if blurry. There are alot of post op visits with this procedure but not painful. to go through.

The cataract surgery for my left eye was done with the LAL lens which was appropriately prescribed to what my eye needed for strength. The right eye however used a lens power that was not close to the needed prescription and resulted in a very blurry experience. The right eye LAL was adjusted for adequate vision, but the halos that never went away will require me to have the lens removed and another surgery to correct the halo problem. The surgeon was very good and the follow-up nurse who did the adjustments was wonderful. Just be aware of the problem with persistent halos as this is a product defect