Clear Vision Cataract and LASIK Center
2026-08-20T19:25:11.615Z
Haven't had my PRK surgery yet, but wanted to leave honest feedback from my consultation.After getting my eyes dilated, I was sent outside with no sunglasses. Could barely see to get to my car. The office had just closed by then, so there was no one to ask for help. Ended up sitting in my car for almost two hours waiting for my eyes to adjust enough to drive.I get that you see the optometrist before the surgeon, that's normal. But I specifically asked to speak with the surgeon that day and was told he was in surgery. Fine, except no one followed up with me afterward. I had to go back to the front desk myself to push for that conversation.My main issue is distance vision, with some trouble up close too, but the refraction testing didn't really dig into how the new prescription would affect my near vision, which is part of why I came in.The exam results were also confusing. My first refraction (non-dilated) had inconsistent results between eyes, so they dilated me to get a clearer picture. That became my "real" prescription, but when I mentioned that letters still looked a little hazy either way, that never really got addressed. I also asked if I could just get a glasses prescription in the meantime and was told it "didn't make sense," which seems backwards to me. If there's uncertainty about getting it exactly right, I'd think glasses first (and adjusting from there) makes more sense than jumping straight to surgery.I've heard great things about this place, so maybe it was just an off day. But for a first consultation, I expected a lot more consistency.I will update my review, if I see a turnaround, because I give the benefit of the doubt.But as of now I'm not convinced for a surgery here, and will look elsewhere