Fabulous team, years after my two cataract operations, I had a situation after extensive…read more Travel, I called his office, late, and staff Returned my call, first thing next morning. W

From the owner: Do you want to finally get rid of your glasses? Specializing in cutting-edge post-cataract surgery,…read moreDr. Discepola can make sure you don't miss any of life's beautiful moments.

After so many years of my family and I being loyal and appreciative patients, understandingly, due…read moreto Covid19, our spring appointments got moved many times until lastly it was canceled voicemail until further notice...Feeling forgotten, I have left messages at the beginning of September and finally, I receive a call from secretary Catherine who was unapologetic, not willing to speak English and rude. To the point that she said I will call you when I have time and hung disrespectfully to my face. After many of great service and staff, this is the first time I felt disrespected in my life and I'm very disappointed and will tell my family and friends as I will never go back...

very dissatisfied with the care and the very un professional attitude of the supposed…read moresecretaries. i have been treated better at any Walmart store.i would never recommend this clinic to any one.

This review long overdue, Dr Nguyen operated both my eyes nine years ego in 2016, I'm still driving…read moreand reading without eye glasses. Great job, thank you Dr Nguyen.

Laservu has truly an exceptional business model. Their humanistic approach is rare in today's…read morebusiness world. Just completed my eye surgery and must say that the process from beginning to end was a smooth and extremely professional experience. I would truly recommend Laservu!

I had such a great experience here that I immediately arranged to have my husband come here for…read morelasik as well. I feel like doing a PSA for them. The place is bright and airy and friendly, and I was made to feel like a valued client from the moment I called and spoke to Danielle, in administration, who is extremely nice and patient. First and most important: you meet your surgeon the day of your free consultation, which I've learned isn't very common in the world of Lasik. And you get to ask as many questions as you like. Yes, they have a schedule they adhere to as best they can, but there's no feeling of being rushed in and out the door, pay here, okay, byeeee. No one even asked me when or even if I wanted to schedule my surgery after the consult. There was zero sales pressure. Instead, it's relaxed and friendly and everything is on your terms. I was very nervous about the procedure, particularly after a bad experience at Lasik MD, but the techs and doctors (I had Dr. Balazsi, who's awesome) explained everything multiple times and really eased my worries. There were no surprises, and my husband was even allowed to watch the surgery from outside the OR (through a big window and via a live TV from the laser), which he said was really cool. The surgery itself didn't hurt (TAKE THE VALIUM): the numbing drops worked like a dream (I asked to be doused; they were like, "No prob"); there was just a strange feeling of pressure and a smell of burning hair from the laser, and then it was over. Yes, it's an odd sensation to have your eyes held all the way open with tape and clamps, but breathe through it and trust that you'll be okay. Also, they talk you through every single step, and the nurse/assistant/tech lady lets you squeeze her hand practically to death. (Nathalie? I love her.) Not going to lie, the next few hours kind of sucked. Once the numbing drops wore off, I spent 4-6 hours, eyes closed, blinking as told, crying a bit, feeling extremely sorry for myself. In the brochure, they say it feels a bit burn-y, like you were cutting onions. Um, mayyyybe, if your eyeballs were used as the cutting board. Frankly, it hurt. (But maybe I'm extra sensitive.) Also, and this is kind of key: they explained in advance WHY they don't offer extra numbing drops/painkillers (beyond otc) post-op. Evidently, we need to feel the discomfort, because it makes us blink, creating tears, which helps the healing process. It also helped me feel like, "Okay, they're not just torturing me as some weird toughen-up policy. This makes sense." But once that part was over--I "rested my eyes" (slept) through most of it, which helped a LOT--it was fine. That's when I'd describe things as merely "uncomfortable." Like grit in your eye. But not a stabbing horrible grit. More like it was windy outside at the beach. And that also decreases. It's day two, and I have a minor ache (shouldn't be on the computer) and my eyes are still getting used to focus, BUT I CAN SEEEEEE. And I'm not in pain. And it's just so cool. I can't say enough good things about this clinic and their people. I'm really happy with everything. I recommend Laservue wholeheartedly.