Glaucoma Center of Texas

Sharon Martin 

on Google

5 months ago

I was referred to this doctor because I had cataracts, and they told me that I should get premium lenses to help with astigmatism and night vision. I'm on Social Security and the cost of this lense was $2,800. After the surgery I am having issues with my close up vision. I went back to them, and they told me to go get reading glasses. I tried, and I was still having issues. I go back again and they tell me to get a contact for that eye. I told them I didn't pay all that money to wear glasses, and they should re-do my surgery... read more

Sharon Howe 

on Google

5 months ago

I was referred to this doctor because I had cataracts, and they told me that I should get premium lenses to help with astigmatism and night vision. I'm on Social Security and the cost of this lense was $2,800. After the surgery I am having issues with my close up vision. I went back to them, and they told me to go get reading glasses. I tried, and I was still having issues. I go back again and they tell me to get a contact for that eye. I told them I didn't pay all that money to wear glasses, and they should re-do my surgery... read more

C. Mayo 

on Google

7 months ago

I delayed cataract surgery for years because the information I found online made me think I needed costly laser surgery and premium lenses, which were out of my budget. As my vision got worse, I stopped driving at night, and even brighter lightbulbs didn’t help much at home. I even put up an LED shop light in my kitchen just to see while cooking. Each year, the sky looked a bit dimmer and greener, until I finally told my optometrist that I couldn’t afford the surgery. My optometrist explained that standard cataract surgery a... read more