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Wyatt Townsend
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3 years ago
Anne Borkowski
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3 years ago
Anne Borkowski
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3 years ago
Atlanta Brown: I had LASIK at Lake Austin Eye last October by Dr. Gina Cottle. The doctor claims to be a "dry eye specialist" and reassured me that it was okay I had dry patches in the initial assessment for the procedure. She didn't look into them and told me not to worry. I was 21, happy with the money I earned from my job, tired of glasses I've been wearing since I was 4, and naive in my trust of doctors. She never scanned my glands. I never even knew what meibomian glands were, but she neglected to check them and ensure my eyes were healthy enough for this procedure. I went back to her and she through prescriptions for Xidra and Restaisis at me with no thought and STILL didn't check my glands. I went to another place when my eyes were so bad, I was wearing swim goggles to watch my online classes. It was quickly discovered by a caring doctor I next to no glands, and I shouldn't have been a candidate for Lasik. I'd love to save other people the trouble that I'm going to have for the rest of my life. She got my review "hidden" on Google. I feel a little powerless here. If you guys want to support a fellow dry eyer, please consider leaving a review about the importance of doctors who are very selective on who they perform LASIK on. She saw me as a walking bag of money, now my eyes will always be a problem for me. So far, I've maxed out a credit card on treatments for this disease and I'm barely making it through classes.
Kathren Bardisbanian
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3 years ago
Ernest Bell
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3 years ago
Excellent service from front desk to Dr Chan.
