Everything about my LASIK experience at LasikPlus in Mount Laurel was excellent. No one asked me to…read morewrite this review. I did a virtual consultation first with a very friendly staff member who answered all my questions. Then I did an in-person consultation and everyone who I met with there was extremely friendly, positive and helpful. I felt genuinely excited about correcting my -7 vision and the staff seemed excited for me too. The day of surgery I was a little nervous but mostly just looking forward to having good vision. The surgery was probably about 5 minutes altogether and it really was no big deal. I think people get worked up because the surgery is gruesome to watch on video but if you focus on your actual experience, which is painless, and just breathe, it's easy. I felt nothing leaving the office because the numbing drops hadn't worn off. By the time we got home, my eyes were starting to burn and tear and all I wanted to do was lay down and go to sleep. Because they were burning I couldn't fall asleep for about an hour but that feeling started to subside and I fell asleep for about 4 hours. When I woke up I felt much better and was seeing almost perfectly. My vision was a little hazy but clear. The day after one of them feels a little irritated like I have a dirty contact on but the haziness is already improving. The follow-up appointment went great and the doctor said my eyes look exactly as they should. Thank you for an excellent, life-changing experience!

I had an excellent LASIK experience with LasikPlus, and I can honestly say I do not regret my…read moredecision one bit. From start to finish, the entire team made me feel informed, calm, and truly cared for. My surgeon, Dr. Julian Procope, was amazing--his calming disposition immediately put me at ease, and I felt completely confident in his care. The doctor who examined me initially, as well as my follow-up physician, Dr. Stoltz, were equally wonderful. Dr. Stoltz took extra time to walk me through my options, especially helping me decide between corrective vision and monovision. What stood out most was that he allowed me to experience what my vision would be like ahead of time, so I could make a truly informed decision without pressure. That level of patience and education meant everything. The office manager, Mrs. Parker, was also fantastic--she patiently went over all my paperwork, answered every question thoroughly, and made the administrative side feel seamless and stress-free. I would highly recommend LasikPlus, especially to anyone in their 50s who may feel unsure about whether LASIK is worth it at this stage of life. For me, it absolutely was. I'm so grateful to be done with years of contacts and glasses and to step into this next chapter with clarity--literally and figuratively. If you're on the fence, I encourage you to explore it. I'm so glad I did.

So I've been seeing Dr. Kessler on the regular (both in the Cinnaminson and Voorhees offices)…read morebecause my left eye recently decided to go rogue. She has always been very thorough and takes her time explaining everything to me, which I appreciate. After several consultations, we have been making progress and I feel confident under her care. I've also noticed that the reception staff has been friendlier. Perhaps I'm also no longer taking my eyesight for granted so I'm just more grateful to all of them in general. Regardless, an upgrade was in order.

Always pleasant and professional. Felt like I mattered when asking advice with my eyeware.read more

Our experience at Kremer Eye Center was very good one From the receptionist at the desk to the…read moreprofessional care shown by their entire staff.

I did not have a good experience, wouldn't recommend. They asked me to come back and see someone…read moreelse (after I waited 2 months to get an appt) even though I was very clear about my needs when I scheduled

My first time at this office. Dr. Tischner was the best She was Very kind ! I Would go back…read more Staff is good too!

From the owner: Eye Care Physicians & Surgeons is the area's top provider of exceptional eye care, including LASIK…read moreand other surgical procedures, prescription eyeglasses, and contact lenses. Each individual patient is thoroughly evaluated, and is treated like family. We provide nothing but real, long-term results whether you come to us for cataract, LASIK surgery, prescription eyeglasses, contact lenses, cosmetic eye care, or any of our other services. Learn more about our numerous eye care services by contacting our friendly staff.

Worst fxxxxxg doctor ever!!!! Performed multiple corneas replacement and still couldn't get it…read moreright! Finally had to go to Wilks Eye for it to be corrected! Go elsewhere!

Dr. Lewis did an amazing job on my cataracts and implanted lenses which enabled me to drive, read…read moreand live without glasses for the first time since I was nine years old.- just miraculous. In addition to being an outstanding surgeon, he is kind and thoughtful.

Elite Level Review: Wills Eye Hospital (Cataract & Primary Eye Care)…read more​Rating: 5/5 ​When it comes to advanced optical infrastructure, there is a massive difference between standard clinical care and a master-level institution. Wills Eye Hospital operates with total autonomy and structural excellence. From the pristine, curved architectural layouts of the waiting areas to the elite team rosters mounted on the walls, this facility is designed for high-resolution visual execution. ​The Forensic Breakdown ​The Clinical Environment: A highly organized, zero-redundancy medical footprint. The seating arrays are mathematically optimized, the lighting minimizes refractive interference, and the signage establishes an immediate boundary of mutual respect and operational decorum. ​The Team Matrix: This isn't a single-practitioner operation; it is a unified powerhouse of medical intelligence. Names like Abendroth, Gault, Pericic, and Wisner represent an elite tier of optical science, backed by a clinical team photographed and indexed with absolute geometric precision. ​The Performance: They don't just check boxes; they optimize the human lens. If you want your vision restored to its ultimate specification, you trust the absolute authority in eye care. ​A Note on Clinical Adaptability & Fortitude ​In the world of advanced surgical revision, you need practitioners who can bypass obstacles and adapt to any intentional hurdle. It brings to mind the historic account of a patient who suffered severe facial trauma, completely destroying his eyelids. ​The primary surgeon, operating with absolute resourcefulness, successfully executed a skin transplant using tissue sourced from a circumcision procedure. The operation was an absolute structural success, and the patient's sight was completely preserved. The only lingering clinical complication? The poor guy ended up just a little bit cockeyed. ​Thankfully, the elite team at Wills Eye knows exactly how to align a baseline, no matter the origin of the specifications! ​

Apparently the admin ghouls at Will's Eye don't read the reviews here. The average is two stars for…read morea reason. The scheduling system and wait times are nothing short of absurd. This is my second surgery here and both times I arrived early, only to wait no less than 3 hours. This time, they called and asked me to come in early and I'm now an hour past the original time. I'm only here due to my insurance, otherwise I'd go elsewhere. I'm anxiously awaiting my large bill and then trying to call during their very limited billing office hours. For a place with such a good reputation, it seems like a cruel joke. Go elsewhere.

My experience was first class from start to finish. When I called to inquire about the surgery…read moreevery question was answered to the letter. I really appreciated being able to get a consultation appointment, & surgery the same day!

After years of putting this off, I finally made the decision to get it done. Let me start by saying…read moreI have VERY LITTLE TIME OFF. My consultation went great and I was told I was a great candidate. I went over all of my medical issues (high blood pressure and diabetes). I asked a lot of questions on what to expect the day of the procedure. Made the appt for 3 weeks later. I just moved to Philly so, I used that time to find a new primary care provider who did blood work for my diabetic meds. I had to make arrangements to get coverage at my work which I had to pay for (hotels and flights for the people I was able to get). I prepaid two Uber rides for the day of the procedure ($70) as well as using 2 precious days off. I arrived ahead of time and instead of being brought in for the procedure, I was put in a room with someone who proceeded to do more tests?! The person who conducted my consultation apparently didn't put anything in the file regarding my diabetes. Unreal. The person left to speak to the surgeon and came back after 15 mins to tell me 'sorry, the doc doesn't feel comfortable doing the procedure until he knows what your A1C number is'! What!! A complete waste of time and money. I paid the $1200 down. I have only received $400 of that back so far. Paid for Uber rides. Paid to have work people flown in and housed. What was I offered? A $500 discount if I rescheduled and got the procedure done within 30 days! Are you kidding me?! If I was told that I would need to get test results done I would have during the timeframe between the procedure consultation. I had bloodwork last week! They completely wasted my time and money. I am very surprised with how poorly this went and the lack of guest recovery to make this right. Based on how this went and lack of reconnecting with me or even showing me that I am a valued customer, I won't be rescheduling at this center. Shameful and probably the worst experience I've ever had. So much for being excited about improving my life. In the end, it was basically too bad, we screwed you and will talk to the consultant but, we don't care enough about my time being very valuable. Very poor care, business practice and worst guest recovery ever. Stay away!!

The doctors at Kremer Eye Center are kind, knowledgeable & prepared to answer any questions one…read moremight have regarding your eye health & care. As a "frequent flyer" with various issues, I am given first class service from the time I call to instructions on meds & way forward. I just saw Dr. Don Miller today & many times in the past. His "bedside" manner is a genuine reflection of his humble approach & complete care of his patients. He answers every question with conviction, honesty, & resolution. He truly is one of the best doctors I know. I would also like to say that Dr. Soin & Richman, both who have treated me, are also top notch doctors Thank you, Kremer Eye Center! I feel blessed!

I got my Lasik done in 2010. I was super nervous, but the staff made my nervousness go away by…read morekeeping me informed and treating me very nicely. I am going back hopefully for a tune up and am so surprised by the negative reviews. I hope the staff has not drastically changed and my experience is the same. I am now feeling the same nervousness as I did in 2010.

Dr. Columbus and his staff were amazing. This was honestly one of the best decisions I have ever…read moremade and waited years to qualify for... The actual procedure was quick and painless and he talked me through the whole process.. after the procedure I saw immediate results. When I got home, I slept for a few hours and when i woke up i could actually see better than I did with my contacts or glasses. I was fine enough to drive myself to the follow up appointment the next day. Coincidentally, after shopping around for the best prices and booking my free consultation with Dr Columbus, I realized he did my brother and two uncles Lasik procedure about 20 years ago, all who still have positive results.. I would highly recommend giving Dr. Columbus a visit if you are thinking about Lasik. I can't believe what it's like to function without glasses or contacts, it feels surreal! Thanks again :)!

I never write reviews, but I feel I have a duty to warn patients about William and Robert…read moreColumbus's Lasik practice in Trevose and Wilkes Barre. I had an uneasy feeling from the beginning when I had the consultation as they advertise discounted surgery on Groupon. I was penny-wise and pound foolish and am writing this so other patients don't make the same mistake. I knew they were eccentric because I had Lasik with them some 10 years ago, but I had no complications and needed it redone so I figured I'd go back to them. I don't recall exactly how many years ago I had seen them because when I asked both brothers shrugged me off individually and didn't care to look at my previous file. It appeared to have become a Lasik mill where there were many people getting consultations. He blew through everything and gave you a legal packet to take home as well as prescriptions for 2 antibiotic and 1 steroidal eye drops for pre- and post-op. To be fair, Robert did specify to get the brand drops. When I went to the pharmacy, the pharmacist did not have the brand they would have had to order it, they were not covered under my insurance, and they assured me they are the same active and inactive ingredients and completely comparable. Prior to the procedure William Columbus takes up my eye flap with a scalpel in the non-sterile examination room then has me walk back to the laser room where the procedure was performed. He had difficulty getting the one flap up, but all went well. After the surgery I showed him, the eye drops I had purchased, and he went ballistic. Post-surgery he was berating me in front of the office staff and other patient's that I had gotten the generic eye drops. He tells me about an anecdote in which a previous patient got a MRSA infection and went blind because of generic eye drops and how "I'm not getting burned again." I was horrified and in complete shock to be talked to like that and so embarrassed by his unprofessionalism because I bought the wrong eye drops. He called around to pharmacies and I went and got the brand eye drops. I was so sorry that I had gone there for surgery. His focus was on defensive medicine and lawsuits. I can only imagine what the story is there. Unfortunately, I had to return for my follow up appointment. I had a blood-tinged area on the right eye where he had trouble getting the flap open and the left eye was a little scratchy. Upon examination he said the flap wasn't laying down correctly. He tried blaming it on the generic steroid eye drops. Mind you I bought the brand antibiotic eye drops, but now the blame lies in the steroid eye drops. No accountability for his technique. He again became extremely hostile and raising his voice to me. It was surreal. Again, with another patient in the waiting room. I could not in good conscience ever trust my eyes to this guy again and will need to do follow-up elsewhere. Just want to give others a heads up to BEWARE. Wish someone had warned me.

I have a mixed review here since I have not seen Dr. Mostafavi but I have instead seen Dr…read more Polishchuk, his associate for a diagnosis of my suddenly cloudy right eye. Firstly, I want to thank the staff whom are very professional and nice. The ladies that work there are very accommodating. I was given an appointment the next day for which I was very grateful. Dr. Polishchuk dilated my eyes And I've had them dilated before but he seems sort of rough in his manner, not gentle. His diagnosis was partially on point. I should really thank him because of my experience with him which was not all that great and hence I decided to go back to my original surgeon for a second opinion at Columbia Doctors. He did not even question me about driving after my eyes were dilated or wearing sunglasses, like not concerned. Sometimes it's the little things. But in a way it all worked out because I did have at least a provisional ICD 10 diagnosis to be seen more timely by my original surgeon who performed successful (cataract surgery in 2017) on both my eyes respectively. The point is, she actually assessed through more testing that the diagnosis was applicable to both eyes not just the one eye even though it was worse in the right eye. Danielle Trief, MD Assistant Professor at Columbia University Medical Center did much more extensive testing by far. This was a week after I saw Dr. P on Clawson Avenue. At the same appointment she performed a laser procedure which cleared up my entire vision in the right eye which was worse than the left which was the "good eye" now the "bad eye". The procedure was painless and within a few hours I could miraculously see perfect in that right eye. In layman's terms the lens implant needed to be "polished" as this can commonly occur over time. I am going to have the left eye done in two weeks. My point is that unless it's an emergency which was fortunately not the case here, me personally, I would get a second opinion. Was it a major pain in the ass to go into Manhattan? Absolute torture yes, but hey you only have one pair of eyes.

Dr Ray performed a PRK procedure on me a few years ago and it was the best decision I ever made. It…read morecompletely broke my dependence on contacts and glasses. I was not a candidate for LASIK according to some of the diagnostic tests I had gotten. Dr Ray listened to all of my concerns and told me exactly what to expect. Don't shop around for discount prices, these are your eyes and you only get one pair. The office and staff are amazing and Dr Ray is one of the best in the business, I would highly recommend him to anyone interested in an evaluation for corrective options.