Dr. Lang and his surgical team provided me with an outstanding cataract surgery experience…read more At 71 years old, I have known only a handful of surgeons who truly stand out in my memory. One saved my life. Another relieved years of chronic pain and gave me back a quality of life I had almost forgotten was possible. Dr. Lang now joins that very small and distinguished group. Not because my cataract surgery was life-saving or dramatic, but because he and his team delivered something equally meaningful: exceptional skill combined with kindness, professionalism, and an ability to make a potentially frightening experience feel comfortable and even enjoyable. From the moment I entered the surgical suite, I felt completely at ease. The procedure was entirely painless, and I was amazed at how calm and relaxed I remained throughout. I never imagined I would describe eye surgery as enjoyable, yet that is exactly how I felt. Dr. Lang and his assistants treated me with genuine warmth and respect. Their confidence inspired trust, and their compassion made all the difference. I will always be grateful to the surgeons who changed my life in profound ways. I am equally grateful that, when it came time for my cataract surgery, I was fortunate enough to be in the care of Dr. Lang and his remarkable team. Like many people, I was nervous beforehand. Having surgery on my eye sounded intimidating, and despite being assured that the procedure would be painless, I still had my doubts. Dr. Lang and his assistants immediately put me at ease with their calm professionalism, confidence, and genuine concern for my comfort. The procedure itself was completely painless... that is something that still amazes me. I was relaxed throughout and even found the experience enjoyable. I remember seeing beautiful hues of the colors blue, yellow, magenta, and brilliant white... all of which made the surgery feel almost surreal in the best possible way. What stands out most to me is how well coordinated and caring the entire team was. Every assistant was friendly, reassuring, and highly skilled. I always felt safe and well cared for. Dr. Lang combines exceptional surgical expertise with a bedside manner that inspires confidence and trust. I could not have asked for a better experience, and I would wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Lang and his team to anyone considering cataract surgery. Thank you, Dr. Lang and everyone who assisted in my care. You transformed what I feared would be an ordeal into an experience I will remember fondly.

Front desk ladies are rude AF. Expect to be here an…read moreunnecessarily long time with zero communication of what is going on. Only good experience I had here was with the girls who helped me pick out glasses (they deserve all the stars). Very helpful & nice. Yesterday, I had an appointment to get my eyes dilated. I was early, they checked me in & said the doc would be in soon. No one even came back to put the dilation drops in my eyes. I waited for 45 minutes and left after getting major attitude from the front desk. The office manager called me about my visit, which I do appreciate. But ultimately I have been here thrice and just don't feel they care about my wellbeing, or anyone's for that matter. I know I'll be treated better elsewhere.

I just want to say thank you to Rachel who helped fix my son's glasses. I am very appreciative as I…read morewaited there about 15 minutes before closing. She fixed them very quickly and even made them look like brand new. I asked how much and there was no charge. I was speechless. Thank you Rachel. Maybe a few years back as well, the owner came out and took time out of her busy schedule on the weekend to get my wife her much needed contacts for work. They go above and beyond, very thankful we are.

2nd update in response to the business owner, Scott: Scott,…read moreplease don't deflect my concerns by referring to privacy laws and your office records. My concern is the lack of response and proper follow-up from your staff. To clarify, my original review was regarding an incident involving my husband on 9/16. He called your office because his previous emails and text messages regarding his medical records had not received a response. No one answered his phone call. Instead, he received a text instructing him to communicate with the office by text--even though he had already been trying to reach your staff by both email and text without getting a response to his request. As for my own experience, I have also had difficulty getting my questions properly addressed. I have received repetitive or generic text responses that did not actually answer what I was asking. Simply sending a text within 24 hours does not mean that a patient's question or request has been addressed. We have been patients at your office for over seven years, and this review reflects our actual recent experiences. The issue is not whether your records show that a text was sent. The issue is the lack of meaningful responses, follow-up, and communication when patients are trying to get assistance. Rather than focusing on defending your office's response-time records, I hope you will take this feedback seriously and improve how your staff communicates with and follows up with patients. Update -To the business owner, Scott: I would like to clarify that the incident regarding the unanswered emails, texts, and medical record request happened to my husband over the past two weeks. As for my own experience, every time I have communicated with your staff by text, I have received the same repetitive responses rather than a clear answer addressing my actual question or concern. This has made the communication feel extremely unhelpful and frustrating. Scott, I strongly suggest that you provide better training to your staff on how to communicate with patients, respond to questions directly, and properly follow up on requests. After being patients at your office for over 7 years, we know the level of service and communication we used to receive, and unfortunately, our recent experiences have been very disappointing. Original post- I hate to leave a negative review, especially since we have been coming to this optometry office for over 7 years. Our communication with the staff had always been fine until recently. For the past two weeks, we have been emailing and texting the office to request a copy of our latest medical records. After receiving no response, we called the office and left a voicemail, but no one answered. We then received a text asking us to communicate with them by text instead. It is extremely frustrating and ridiculous that we were asked to text them after no one answered our call, yet they still did not respond to our text messages. We have continued trying to contact the office by phone, email, and text, but have not received a response. As of today, we still have not received the medical records we requested. After being patients here for more than 7 years, this experience has been extremely disappointing. Obtaining your own medical records should not require repeated emails, text messages, and phone calls over a period of weeks. I hope the office takes this feedback seriously and improves its communication and responsiveness. For anyone considering this optometry office, I recommend taking our recent experience into consideration.

A wonderful life changing experience from the very first to last appointment!…read more Dr. Kline was recommended by a good friend, praised for his excellent care and phenomenal results from patients in many circles. My cataract surgery in both eye's went so smoothly within a two week period that I could hardly believe it. All his office staff and those @ Newport Surgery Center made it a walk in the park, almost didn't need Xanax on the 2nd eye ;) Dr. Kline is a perfectionist. He promised to restore my sight to 20/20.... didn't disappoint! It's a miracle. There's no better gift than the gift of sight. Dr. Kline gets from me. Forever Grateful, Katherine White

Amazing professional opthalmologist. Friendly staff. Very…read morenice premises Convenient location

I found Dr. Shang a compassionate and knowledgeable doctor with good bedside manner. I would…read moredefinitely trust going to her again. The only reason why I took off one star is that I don't think the office is run the most efficiently. The first time I had ever gone, I was supposed to have a prescription called in for me that day. It took a couple days of calling the office to follow-up before it got sent in. I don't know if was the doctor or just the front office not following up on it. Second time I had gone in for a prescription, it was called in right away so maybe that was an anomaly. Also, most of the time when I call, I cannot get through to the office. I have to call multiple times and sometimes on different days to get to a live person. I also don't get call backs when I leave messages. The front office gal doesn't seem the most on-top-it. If this continues, I may have no choice but to start finding another ophthalmologists.

As another physician, I was referred to Dr. Shang by other physicians. I was truly puzzled when I…read morepulled up her website for locations and found one website that seemed false. It had very negative comments and it seemed very vindictive. After contacting other physicians, I found it was a fraudulent website created by a patient. I reviewed Dr. Shang's credentials carefully and decided to go see her based on referrals from my colleagues. I have to admit I was a little nervous having read the fake website but Dr. Shang is the epitome of a caring and knowledgeable physician. She spent so much time with me on a detailed exam and explained my options for my reading issues. She is thorough and kind and I could tell kept up with current medical literature. Now I know why so many other physicians recommend her. As far as her receptionist, I found her to be warm and very polite. I completely understand that patient interactions with the front office are extremely important but I found mine to be very positive. As far as collecting payment upfront, it is standard of care to collect co-pays upon checking since it is required by insurance law. I would advise any future patients to read about her on her website and to disregard the one created by someone who for what unknown reason dislikes her. I truly cannot imagine why anyone would dislike her from my interactions with her. I feel confident to recommend her to my patients and my family.

I highly recommend Dr. Matthew Wang and this clinic. It was so difficult for me to find an…read moreoptometrist I could truly trust to be thorough and NOT try to rip me off for more money. He is very practical, fair, and honest which I appreciate so much. There is enough support staff too. I am very happy with my orthokeratology treatment here!

I should've written this review LONG ago! My friend asked her optometrist for a referral in my…read morearea & this was probably the best referral of any kind ever! I've been going to Dr. Matt Wang for probably over a decade now & can only say wonderful things!!! As a person, he's a great listener, compassionate, caring, generous with integrity. Professionally, he seems to have the latest, very knowledgeable & communicates well at patient level, has always fit my lenses or glasses well. I am SOOO GRATEFUL!!! Tho i wish it were a bit closer, it is so worthwhile. I saw Dr. Steven Wang once on emergency & he was great too! I haven't seemed to develop a relationship with the office as I'm only there annually & see different people, but they've all seemed nice.

Dr. Fahmy and his staff are excellent! I had an urgent issue with my eye, and they were able to…read moreaccommodate me right away. The entire staff is skilled, welcoming, and incredibly kind. Dr. Fahmy is very knowledgeable and personable, and he truly makes sure his patients feel well cared for. I really appreciate the care I received and highly recommend this practice!

I first visited Canyon Optometry because it just happened to be the closest shop to my office and…read morein my insurance network. Boy was that coincidence a huge blessing! Shame on me for taking three pairs of glasses to recommend this shop, but better late than never right haha. I highly recommend Canyon Optometry - led by the wonderful Dr. Fahmy who is an exemplary professional and takes clear pride in providing quality and honest care. The entire crew here shares his philosophy. I've been proud to support such a great local business! Here's some pictures of me enjoying Coachella all day and night with some new transitions from Canyon

I am writing this review for people who find themselves struggling after cataract surgery, IOL…read moreimplantation, or blepharoplasty and are being told--explicitly or implicitly--that "everything looks fine" and that they should simply wait it out and "just adapt." In my case, although the surgeries themselves were technically perfect, the repeated reassurance that my symptoms would simply go away--or that they were things no Doctors on their team had really encountered before--turned out to be completely wrong. After cataract surgery with IOL implants, I experienced severe difficulty adapting. My vision became extremely sensitive to contrast, light, color saturation, motion, and visual complexity. I suffered from what looked like shimmering or flickering images--especially in my periphery. Environments that had always felt normal suddenly became overwhelming. My ophthalmic surgeons were excellent surgeons, but they openly acknowledged that they did not have tools or training to address what I was experiencing from a neurological or visual-processing standpoint. After about a month of significant distress, I found Dr. Terry Tsang through ChatGPT--something I never expected to say--and scheduled an appointment. From the very first visit, it was clear I was in the right place. Dr. Tsang immediately recognized the constellation of symptoms I was describing. What shocked me was not that my case was uncommon--most people adapt quickly to IOLs--but that so many other clinicians had been unfamiliar with these issues at all. She was not. She understood neuro-visual adaptation, post-IOL sensory disruption, contrast sensitivity overload, and binocular coordination problems immediately. More importantly, she had the diagnostic tools, structured therapy protocols, and experienced staff to actually treat them. I attended one-hour sessions twice a week. Between visits, I was given targeted home exercises. The therapy began with very basic visual retraining and gradually increased in complexity as my system relearned what it had done automatically for more than six decades--convergence, divergence, depth perception, peripheral integration, distance and near coordination. All of these had been thrown out of sync by the sudden optical changes from surgery. The process was not emotionally easy. For a long time, I wasn't sure it would work, and the visual disruption had a real depressive effect. Dr. Tsang was consistently calm, reassuring, and precise--never dismissive, never vague, and never overly optimistic without reason. Complicating matters further, I had also undergone upper eyelid blepharoplasty. While it is often said that blepharoplasty does not affect vision, in rare cases it absolutely can. My eyelids opened significantly more--roughly 30%--which meant vastly more light and visual data entering my eyes. My brain, which had become efficient by filtering input for decades, was suddenly overwhelmed. This compounded the IOL adaptation problem and created severe neurological overload. Once again, Dr. Tsang understood exactly what was happening and adjusted treatment accordingly. Her staff deserves special mention. They are exceptionally friendly, professional, and highly competent. Being in the office was genuinely pleasant, which made the therapy far less burdensome than it could have been. After several months, the rehabilitation was complete. I am no longer suffering. My vision feels natural again. The world no longer feels visually aggressive or overwhelming. I have fully recovered. If you are struggling after cataract surgery, IOL implants, blepharoplasty, or experiencing unexplained difficulty with visual adaptation, contrast sensitivity, light sensitivity, or neurological overload--and you've been told to "just wait"--I strongly recommend Dr. Terry Tsang with complete confidence. Mike, age 63

I came to see Dr. Tsang after a whiplash injury, which affected my eyesight. The glasses my regular…read moreeye doctor prescribed me made me extremely dizzy, despite trying them with and without prism, so I asked Dr. Tsang to troubleshoot the issue. After the examination, she informed me that I would need vision therapy in order for me to tolerate any new prescription without dizziness, due to my vision being unstable. She also explained to me that brain had already adapted to my current vision, which was why was able to tolerate the prescription of my old glasses. At the time, I did not have the bandwidth to do vision therapy, as I was (and still am) in physical therapy for my neck, and working full-time, all while having limited energy post-injury. So I had called to ask if they would be willing to re-write my old prescription to tide me over until I could do vision therapy, as my old glasses are falling apart and barely useable. The woman at the front desk was very unempathetic and rude to me. She proceeded to raise her voice and tell me I can either get vision therapy or they will not help me. I understand that there may be a concern about prescribing a different prescription than what matches my eyes, but there was a way more professional way to say this, and I think they could have worked with me, had they approached the situation with compassion. My old prescription is very similar to the new one, and I am just trying to be somewhat functional so that I can continue to work and fund my neck injury treatments, which have been going on for over a year now. I am now stuck using my old glasses, where the lens keeps falling out, and my husband had to Frankenstein a wire into it to secure the lens enough for me to use them. Given the lack of compassion and professionalism, I will not be back.

I first visited Dr. Ghiasi' s office on August 28, 2025, after being told that I needed cataract…read moresurgery on my left eye. Before leaving the office that day, I was scheduled for surgery in December 2025 and was given a list of requirements that had to be completed before the procedure. Over the next several months, I spent a significant amount of time preparing for this surgery. I had to schedule and attend multiple appointments at different medical offices, including visits to my family doctor for an EKG, blood work, and surgical clearance. Because I also have macular edema, I was required to receive my regular eye injection before surgery. All required records and test results were completed and sent to Dr. Ghiasi's office well before the scheduled surgery date. At my pre-surgery appointment, Dr. Ghiasi told me that a medication needed for the surgery was on backorder and might delay the procedure. This explanation did not make sense to me because my surgery had been scheduled for months, and it seemed like any medication shortages should have been known much earlier. In my opinion, this felt more like an excuse than a legitimate reason for concern. During that same visit, I was told that a standard lens would be used for my cataract surgery. However, I was later asked to pay $430 out of pocket, which I paid over the phone after being told the surgery would proceed. To this day, I do not understand why I was charged this amount if a standard lens was being used. My insurance said that additional out-of-pocket charges are typically associated with premium lens options, not standard lenses. After months of preparation, multiple appointments, medical testing, obtaining clearances, and paying the requested fee, I was shocked when the surgery was canceled only two days before the scheduled date. The office provided another explanation that I found difficult to believe after everything that had already happened. At the time of the cancellation, I was rescheduled for February 2026. However, the office later called again and left a message saying that appointment would also need to be postponed. By that point, I had completely lost confidence in the office and no longer felt comfortable trusting them with my care, so I did not return the call. From August 2025 until the final cancellation and postponement, I invested months of my time, energy, and effort preparing for this surgery. The repeated delays, last-minute cancellation, lack of clear communication, and unexplained $430 charge caused unnecessary stress and frustration. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Dr. Ghiasi or this office.

She is an exceptional and very caring doctor. I have visited many eye doctors over the years, but…read moreshe is the one who truly took the time to help me and address my concerns. I finally felt heard and well cared for. I highly recommend her. Thank you Dr. Ghiasi.