Cataracts plus * This physician knows about everything there is to l ow about your eyes …read more Expensive however out of pocket cataract procedure. Not sure

Dr. David F. Chang is the top Cataract Surgeon in California, and one of the top two in America…read more But also rated as #1 in America in Newsweek. He is so helpful, nice & sweet to Men, and does an excellent job. His favorite is "Surf and Turf"...performing the Alcon brand Vivity in one eye, and Alcon brand PanOptix in the other eye. But you can request one type in both eyes, if you wish. The problem is that he isn't nice to Women, from reading the online reviews....and talking to two female friends who had Cataract Surgery from him...but both had Lasik surgery a few years beforehand, which made the Cataract Surgery much more complicated and less successful. I'd never had surgery from him.

Dr Jeffrey Liu is an excellent cataract surgeon! He replaced the lenses in both of my eyes. I had…read moreno bleeding, pain or swelling. He used remarkably small incisions and completed both operations in amazingly short times. Prior to the surgeries. Dr Liu and his staff went over the operations, answering all my questions. They helped me with one decision--the focal length of the lenses. They were indeed right to suggest the change. My eye sight went from 20/30 and 23/50 with glasses to 20/20 and 20/25 without glasses. I am indebted to Dr Liu and his staff for the wonderful improvement in my eyesight. In addition to superb care that I received, Dr Liu and his staff were very peasant. I recommend Dr Liu without reservation. Nick Miller

It's been a little over six weeks since I had LAL cataract surgery on both eyes, performed by Dr…read moreJeffrey Liu. Dr Liu was the first on the list of recommended ophthalmologists, given to me by my optometrist. I also checked Yelp reviews and Dr Liu had very positive reviews. I felt lucky to get an appointment with Dr Liu, just a few days after calling his office - due to a cancellation, and was able to schedule my cataract surgery less than 4 weeks later. From the first time I met Dr Liu, I felt like he was a kind and caring doctor, who listened to me and answered all of my questions. I was also impressed by all the technicians there, and ease of scheduling all of my appointments in advance. Over the last 6-1/2 weeks, I had my LAL cataract surgery on both eyes, two adjustments in right eye and one adjustment in left eye, and did my second and final lock in two days ago. I am very happy with the outcome of my LAL cataract surgery and my vision at this time - I can see better than I have in years! Thank you Dr Liu!!

Dr. Manche and his team truly care about their patients, and I am very glad I chose them for my PRK…read moresurgery. I did quite a lot of research into the risks of laser eye surgery, and Dr. Manche answered my extensive questions. Dr. Manche also has quite a reputation in the bay area, and I have no hesitation recommending him to others. You will be in great hands under his care.

I had my PRK surgery with Dr. Manche six months ago, and cannot speak highly enough of my entire…read moreexperience from start to finish. Since the very first appointment, he and his staff made me feel at ease and turned an otherwise scary procedure into a simple and seamless process. Scheduling was always easy and the pricing was very transparent. Aside from being a world-class surgeon with 30 years of experience, Dr. Manche is also a great listener with an incredible sense of humor! I would highly recommend him to all my family and friends.

My moms vision started to deteriorate within the past year. We were devastated but when we were…read morereferred to Dr. Barry Fung we were relieved to have a reputable doctor to trust. Dr. Barry Fung did an amazing job on my moms cataract and within one day she was seeing well! We are relieved during the holidays she is doing well! Thank You Dr. Barry Fung!

We arrived right on time for our appointment and spent a good chunk of time filling out all the…read morepaperwork. Once we finished, the front desk informed us that the office never received the insurance authorization. They gave us two options: pay the full amount out of pocket or leave. The front desk staff was incredibly rude and showed zero respect for our time. Both the staff and Dr. Fung told us it was "not their problem" and just blamed my PCP. If authorization is required, why on earth did they schedule the appointment without verifying it first? They wasted our time, didn't even offer an apology, and acted like it was no big deal.I've been to other clinics before, and if the authorization doesn't go through, they simply don't book the appointment. That's basic professionalism. Here? They just let you show up and then turn you away. Reading the other one-star reviews, it's clear this is a pattern -- constant complaints about the unprofessional front desk and the same dismissive attitude. Dr. Fung seems to run this small clinic with zero regard for patients. Don't bother booking here unless you want to take the day off work just to be turned away at the counter. Extremely harsh, unprofessional experience from start to finish. Avoid this place. WHAT A TRASH DOCTOR AND CLINIC!

I had cataract surgery preformed at Peninsula Eye Center. From start to finish it was very…read moreprofesional. The staff was friendly and very informitive every step of the wayI would not hesitate to use them again in the future.

Very nice and considerate crew. The front desk and pre-op folks were kind, funny and thoughtful…read more Sorry, but I don't remember the post-op people... I was kinda out of it.

I recently had cataract surgery performed by Dr. Shih. Before surgery members of the PAMF…read moreophthalmology team spent a bit over an hour doing measurements on my eyes. Then Dr. Shih spent some time reviewing those results before coming in to look at my eyes. Long discussion about pros and cons of different solutions, what I could expect from the surgery and next steps. I asked why she wanted to do surgery on each eye on different dates. Basic answer - it's rare that something goes wrong but if it does we don't want you to have two eyes possibly damaged. Made a lot of sense to me. I was back in the office a few days later to have my eyes measured with different machines to identify the best lens for my eyes. I was a bit apprehensive about the first surgery but it wasn't scary at all. Second eye done two weeks later. Follow up next day after each surgery and then again 1 week later. The results have been amazing. Everything is so much clearer, brighter and less yellow. So glad I had this done. Dr. Shih's skill and professionalism - along with her support team, were important to that success.

Outstanding and caring surgeon, who did my cataract surgery. The entire experience was seamless. I…read morewas able to see immediately after surgery. It was like turning on 150 watt light bulb. It's truly amazing being able to see true, brilliant colors. She even gave me UV protection with my premium lenses. I'm ecstatic and forever grateful. I highly recommend Dr. Shih and her outstanding staff.

Dr Ajita Grewal took good care of my situation with getting inter ocular measurements for a…read morereplacement for my dislocated IOL. There had been a communication gap between my retina surgeon and the front office here, but Dr Grewal was able to sort out the communications and get me in to the surgery for IO measurements. Thank you!

Just called Dr. Grewal's office for an eye checkup because I noticed I had gone over a year and no…read moreone from her office had contacted me to schedule. The receptionist pulled up my file and noticed I used VSP for eye care insurance. She notified me that they no longer accepted VSP but could provide me with a list of VSP eye doctors I could use to find a new one. I then asked what a regular eye exam would cost; $320. So I am now off to find a new eye doctor. 1) Dr. Grewal's office did not notify me that they no longer accept VSP. 2) They never contacted me when I should have had my annual eye exam. 3) Their record keeping is all hand written and kept in paper files. a) Maybe this is why they can't follow up with regular patients (I have been a customer of hers for over 20 years).

Dr. Beers has messed up my prescription multiple times, is curt and impatient. Having astigmatism…read moremeans it takes a second for your eyes to adjust to tell him which lens is better but he is impatient and has resulted in multiple incorrect prescriptions. He is rude and isn't good with giving proper prescriptions. So naturally when I went back to get it fixed I opted for Dr. Liu and was firmly told I should go back to Beers instead - no thanks he's the guy that keeps messing up my prescription in the first place.

After wearing a very strong prescription since I was 14 years old, I honestly never imagined I…read morewould be able to see this well without glasses or contacts. Before LASIK, I couldn't see anything clearly beyond arm's reach. Today, I have 20/20 vision in one eye and 20/40 in the other, with excellent distance vision and the ability to comfortably read fine print. I am absolutely ecstatic with my results. Dr. Beers and his entire team were exceptional from start to finish. I was genuinely terrified before the procedure, but they took the time to answer all of my questions, calm my fears, and make sure I was comfortable every step of the way. A special thank you to Georgina, who handled my intake and even held my hand during the procedure. Her kindness, compassion, and reassurance made an enormous difference to me. The surgery itself was amazingly quick--less than 10 minutes--and far easier than I expected. I experienced zero complications, and my vision was already clear as I walked out of the office. It truly felt life-changing. My husband had LASIK with Dr. Beers before I did and had an equally outstanding outcome. Seeing his success gave me the courage to move forward with the procedure myself, and I am so grateful that I did. If you are considering LASIK, I cannot recommend Dr. Beers and his team highly enough. Their professionalism, expertise, and genuine care for their patients are second to none. Choosing them was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Thank you!!

Dr Chang will remove my cataracts Then replace the cornea…read morelenses that protect the cornea He is super therough in explaining the process , videos you watch plus consultation. Not a cheap procedure if you want the top end lens option! This guy knows how trade and your eyes

I had called to inquire about a Pterygium removal consultation and they had told me to come in and…read morethey can examine me and provide me with a quote. They proceeded to give me a full eye exam which I did not ask for and billed my insurance which trickled down to me paying a bill. They had gave me the impression it was a free consultation for a surgery that would cost thousands of dollars. Bryan Lee was also quite rude and unpleasant to speak with after waiting more than an 90 minutes for him to speak with me for 5 minutes.

Very happy with my experience with Dr. Legha and his team. It took me almost two years to settle on…read moregoing through with my surgery and once I made the decision, Dr. Legha and his team walked me through the process and made sure I was ready for the big life changes ahead. I'm 3 months out from surgery as of today and down 70lbs (this includes the initial weight loss from the liquid diet I did in prep for surgery)! I can't believe it! I didn't have any complications and I know that's because I followed Dr. Legha's careful instructions and it's also due to Dr. Legha's skill as a surgeon. Surgery is not for everyone, but if you decide to do it, make sure you do your homework and find a skilled surgeon like Dr. Legha.

I am writing this review as the brother of a patient of Dr. Prithvi Legha. I have watched my sister…read moredeal with serious complications and an extremely difficult recovery following her gastric bypass surgery, including repeated hospitalizations, wound problems, infections, rehabilitation/nursing care, and the need for continued surgical follow-up. What has been especially frustrating for our family has been the communication and follow-up. My sister's patient portal contains months of messages asking for help, updates, guidance, and clarification about her next procedure. In several responses, staff specifically told her that her messages had been routed to Dr. Legha, that he was aware of her situation, and that they were waiting for him to provide clearance or surgical orders. In June, my sister documented being told approximately six weeks regarding another procedure, and his staff subsequently acknowledged that timeframe in writing. Months later, she was still asking when the procedure would happen and what the plan was. More recently, she reported through the portal that her wound was leaking, that she was changing dressings approximately every two hours, and that she noticed a green tint around the wound. She asked for a way to send a photograph and continued trying to get guidance. Her medical situation has also affected her ability to work. She has worked for her employer for more than 24 years and urgently requested medical documentation after her leave extension was denied. Again, she sent multiple messages explaining the urgency and asking for help. I understand that complications can happen after major surgery, and I am not qualified to determine whether her complications were preventable or whether anything medically improper occurred. My concern, and the reason for this review, is the communication and continuity of care our family has experienced while my sister has been dealing with significant postoperative problems. We have now escalated our concerns through El Camino Health Patient Experience and requested a formal review. More than anything, our family wants my sister to have a clear plan of care, appropriate follow-up, and communication from the physicians responsible for her treatment. Based on what our family has experienced, I would strongly encourage anyone considering major bariatric surgery to ask detailed questions beforehand about postoperative follow-up, who will manage complications, how quickly urgent portal messages are reviewed, and who will take responsibility for coordinating care if complications occur.