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    Buzney Sheldon Phys

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    Mitesh Kapadia, MD PhD - A before and after.  Look no further!  My only regret was not having it done sooner.  I am almost 50 years old and I am loving my new look.

    Mitesh Kapadia, MD PhD

    4.1(32 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    had 2 consults for the exact same upper eyelid surgery. both visits he changed his tune as it…read morepertained to anesthesia. At the first meeting I asked if he used prophepol and he said yes. He then went onto say , the anesthesia nurse would place something in my mouth to open my airway. At first I didn't think this was strange since I've had prophepol before many times for colonoscopies and upper endoscopies. the next day I was recapping my notes I had taken and I know this isnot done for prophepol sedation. My 2 nd consult 4 months later , Dr.Kapadia says , he prefers to use local sedation with lidocaine injections in the eyelids where you are totally awake but do dot feel pain. He said he prefers this method bc he can ask the patient to open their eyes so he can see where to stitch and therefore create the eyelid crease. I said wow! this is totally different than what my first meeting covered. I said I would think about it however, I would probably prefer prophepol sedation . Dr.Kapadia then replied, well we can adjust the dose so you can sit up and open your eyes. I then emailed Dr.Kapadia 2 weeks after my 2 nd visit asking him if he provides the name of the anesthesia in writing . He has you sign a fee page stating if the patient is having anesthesia which is one price and another legal document if you choose to be awake with local anesthetic. The reason wanted this inserted in his document he wants you to sign is because , general anesthesia is riskier and other shorter acting anesthesia like Versed doesn't make me feel well afterwards. Prophepol agrees with me the best and is a lesser risk than general anesthesia. in fact, Dr.Kapadia should be thankful that a patient is divulging this info about what their experience with various types of anesthesia ! in fact it is less of a risk for him! Dr.Kapdaia responded to my email, by saying I didn't trust him and he could use general anesthesia or in fact any any anesthesia he feels the patient responds to. That's not how it's supposed to work! You don't wait until the patient is ready for surgery and guess or try different methods! Dr. Kapadia can't be trusted !My guess is when anesthesia is used, he does whatever he wants bc, the patient will never know! I had asked if when the patient is prepped for surgery does the anesthesia nurse review the risks and what to expect when being administered anesthesia drug ,prophepol showing them the drug and how it is administered. Dr.Kapadia's response was " you don't trust me and we won't put anything we are administering in writing , nor will we show you what we are administering. stay away ! it's an expensive surgery Buyer beware!

    Ptosis on left eye was a failure and the redo made it worse. Dr Kapadia tried to make excuses for…read morewhat went wrong. I had to see another doctor to try to fix my still droopy eye lid and recuperating now from another redo. 3 tries, pathetic, horrible and sad outcome. My two eyes look completely different.

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    Mitesh Kapadia, MD PhD - I had both upper and lower done by Dr Kapadia.  If you have been looking for the best, look no further! I wish I had done it sooner.

    I had both upper and lower done by Dr Kapadia. If you have been looking for the best, look no further! I wish I had done it sooner.

    Mitesh Kapadia, MD PhD - Heres a before pic. I had severe hooded eyes.  My under eyes made me look tired all the time.

    Heres a before pic. I had severe hooded eyes. My under eyes made me look tired all the time.

    Mitesh Kapadia, MD PhD - Heres an after. Im wearing contacts in this one. Nevertheless you can totally see the difference around my eyes.  This is 3 months after.

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    Heres an after. Im wearing contacts in this one. Nevertheless you can totally see the difference around my eyes. This is 3 months after.

    Kornmehl Laser Eye Associates

    Kornmehl Laser Eye Associates

    3.6(18 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Stay away! He's all in it for the money. He put in silicone punctal plugs that kept coming out…read morewithin a week or two. Every time I went back for him to reinsert new plugs, he charged me a surgical copay. Then office staff tried to get me to do lipiflow, offering installment payments and charging a certain percentage interest. I felt like I was shopping at a car dealership. He also wasn't helping me with my dry eye by not telling me things that would help with the DED, like preservative free tears, mask at night, etc. Finally I found one of the best dry eye specialists in Boston area that really helped me with dry eye and used collagen plugs that never came out. When I told the new doctor my experience with Dr Kornmehl (didn't name him), he said let me guess who you went to and he guessed right. So if you suffer dry eye, stay away. There are a few really good dry eye doctors in the Boston area that will care about you and your eye health and not be in it for the money. He's no different than a car salesman.

    I keep going back for follow up eye care from my Lasik procedure over 15 years ago- Kornmeihl did a…read moregreat job and the office staff are all genuinely nice people! However, I am perplexed at the amount of "masking" this office requires today in nearly 2025. Which sums it up: the office is high on technology -machines and gadgets- but low on SCIENCE

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    Kornmehl Laser Eye Associates - Ophthalmology in Wellesley.  LASIK/ PRK/ Dry Eye/ LipiFlow/ IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)/ External Disease

    Ophthalmology in Wellesley. LASIK/ PRK/ Dry Eye/ LipiFlow/ IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)/ External Disease

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    BostonSight - Bita Asghari, OD, FAAO

    BostonSight

    4.5(6 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    I was struck by an auto immune disease called Stevens Johnson Syndrome back in March 2017. Both my…read morecorneas were scarred by inflammation and my vision was significantly impaired. My ophthalmologist told me wearing the Prose device was my ONLY hope of restoring vision. After under going six months of unsuccessful Prose treatment at USC Eye Institute, in Los Angeles, I was told by the optometrist Dr. Gloria Chiu that "my eyes are always changing" and that "Prose was not meant for me". In being the advocate for myself, I was persistent in obtaining a second opinion on the Prose at Boston Sight. I was treated by Dr. Alan Kwok, the best doctor there on both visits, 7/30/18 and 5/6/19. This doctor has given me my eyes back and brought light back into my life. He is truly amazing! With these Prose, I am now able to return back to work and do the things I used to enjoy. The staff at Boston Sight is a group of compassionate and caring people that understands and treats patients with ultimate respect. This place is full of light and miracles! If you or anyone that has issues with sight, go to Boston Sight!!!

    Although the PROSE devices are wonderful and have significantly help me to see, I must comment on…read morethe lack of helpfulness/professionalism of the staff. Lets just start with attempting to get a live person when you call. You may or may not get a phone call back. Very frustrating. Ophthalmologists and vision techs are wonderful and detailed oriented. I fully trust them. They have great interpersonal skills and treat their patients nicely. Problem is outside of their department. When it comes time to pay, a less than professional guy will come in and talk to you-Parnell. If your insurance provider is not set up and approved by their staff prior to your visit, they will not be active participants to help you secure payment. Fight will be all yours. BFS will no longer care as long as they get their pay from you at that time!! If you call them, it usually takes 2-3 days to receive a phone call back. Can be frustrating especially when concerns fall on dead ears. If there is a problem with your lens ( device) and needs intervention, they have a process where by you can send the lens to them. Since my lens was very irritating to my eye, I sent my lens in for treatment and repair. My lens was not returned in 2 weeks. After calling, Sabrina in this department told me it was delivered and had was signed for not by a name but by a person who used three initials as identification. Lens are not send via mail with insurance from BFS. Sabrina's answer was not very reassuring to me at all and all she essentially repeatedly said was lens was delivered. I had to tell her she was not very helpful with that answer as clearly it was not delivered to me or to my building staffed with 24 hour concierge service who would have signed for the device. She then said she would inquire about delivery and would call me back next day at 1pm. Didn't happen. Wasn't surprised. That is in a nut shell the lack of support Boston Foundation for Sight has for their patients in a nutshell. The organization does offer services for the financially less fortunate with steep discounts to free devices. I thankfully do not need this services but an aware of the good this organization affords. If you are a paying customer. Different ballgame!

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    Daniel C. Brocks, MD, Chief Medical Officer

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    BostonSight - Progression of the fabrication of a PROSE device - Part 1

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    Tufts Medical Center New England Eye Center - Wellesley - Exterior door to 800 Washington Street.

    Tufts Medical Center New England Eye Center - Wellesley

    2.8(6 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    These people are terrible with communication and being on time. After months of waiting for a…read morescheduled appointment for a consultation, we ourselves found out, without the administration calling us or telling us by the way, that they rescheduled to a later day early in the morning because the doctor was not present in the center that whole day. That alone is such an inconvenience. Other people also had similar problems and they had to drive for so long to the center only to find out their appointments were rescheduled without prior notice. To make matters way worse, on the day of the rescheduled appointment, the wait time was ridiculously long for us and everyone else in the waiting room. We waited for over two hours past our scheduled appointment time and we left without seeing the doctor. This whole place is a joke. I don't ever recommend going here.

    I had to take my son here for a consultation, it was supposed to be a 9:30 appointment and we had…read moreto leave at 11:15 without being seen by the doctor, really poor scheduling and long delays looks like is the norm with this center, also our appointment got moved without even being informed, there is this person Sandy Z who does all the tests, she is a gem of a person who went above and beyond to help, other than her, everything else did not give me a good feeling about this place, probably the doctor needs to look into scheduling and book appointments accordingly

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    Tufts Medical Center New England Eye Center - Wellesley - Exterior entrance to Tufts MC.

    Exterior entrance to Tufts MC.

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    Interior atrium ceiling

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    Newton-Wellesley Eye Associates

    Newton-Wellesley Eye Associates

    2.2(21 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    My daughter who just turned 4 has been going here to see Dr. Amita Bhatt when she was just 2 months…read moreold because our peditrician saw that her eye crossing seemed to be more than your typical new baby crossing. We continued to see her a few more times till she was 6months and her crossing had not cleared but become more easily definable and the appointments were uppped to try to get good measurements till she was 9 months and Dr Bhatt performed surgery on both eyes (she had infantile esotropia) and we saw amazing results within days of the surgery. We still continue to see her every 6 months and every appointment it amazes me how patient she is and how sweet she is with the kids, she is one of the reasons my daughter has no fear of doctors or hospitals and we look forward to seeing her every time. Dr. Bhatt was also great and had even asked us if we wanted to get a second opinion when she could tell we were worried and even gave us a list of doctors she recommended. The staff there as well were amazing, between the assistants who perform the tests ahead of time and take down our information to the staff that schedule appointments and helped us go over what to expect when it came time to scheduling for surgery. We highly recommend the office!

    Front desk staff is horrible. Nobody picks up the phone or returns voicemail messages and if they…read moredo call you back they dont leave voicemails. Doctors are mostly competent and skilled if you can get through to make appointment. Rude staff also wont let you use the stairs to go up to third floor if you have appointment with them, probably violating a safety code. Not sure they realize there are many other nearby eye care locations that focus on patients experience.

    Buzney Sheldon Phys - opthamalogists - Updated May 2026

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