Dell Laser Consultants

I was referred to Dr. Dell and Dell Laser Consultants by several co-​workers for Custom IntraLasik. They were flexible with my schedule and got me in for an evaluation during my open enrollment period at work to confirm that I was a candidate for Lasik. Appreciated their responsiveness here.
I’m writing this review because I checked Unilocal as a last minute double check despite personal referrals. I was disappointed that I did because it made me second guess my decision. However, I moved forward and believe that these negative reviews are without merit for those who are interested in top treatment for what can be a nerve-​wracking procedure. Let me share my experience:
After deemed a candidate and if you decide to move forward, here’s what to expect:
1) Stop wearing contacts about 10 – 14 days before surgery
2) A pre-​surgery meeting prior to surgery (mine was the week of) with Dr. Cunningham.
3) The actual Lasik surgery date with Dr. Dell (usually on a Thursday)
4) A post-​op meeting with Dr. Cunningham the following day.
All of my appointments started promptly on time and the staff couldn’t have been more friendly. Throughout each step the procedure was explained and I was patiently asked for any questions I may have. There are several steps of instructions in terms of prescriptions you need to get prior to surgery. During my morning of surgery, while in the waiting room, I overheard that most other patients had a hard time following through on the requirements so I gained special appreciation for the staff who had to reiterate the instructions and find creative solutions for those patients.
The meeting with Dr. Cunningham the week of surgery was great. He clearly explained the procedure and checked for questions. Continued to set my expectations and check for questions. His role is to ensure that there are no issues before or after surgery.
The day of surgery was awesome. Melissa walked me through the prep and she was so personable, friendly and again showed that she really cared that I was comfortable. Dr. Dell was the same way, very relaxed and reassured me that I was a great candidate.
If nothing else, I want to share that the procedure itself was so easy! I was worried it’d be extremely uncomfortable or scary. It wasn’t. You don’t feel a thing and you watch your vision improve before your eyes. It’s awesome. Also, there are at least two additional nurses in the room with you and they reassure you and coach you the whole way.
All this to say that if you choose Dr. Dell and Dell Laser Consultants you’ll be pleased with the experience and outcome. If I had focused too much on these negative Unilocal reviews I would have missed out so I hope that this helps to overcome that. It’ll be the best decision you can make!

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Let me start by saying that this has been the absolute worst experience in my life. I have never been lied to so much to my face. «You’re just fine, eyes are a little dry…» Let me tell you, DRYNESS DOES NOT CAUSE PAIN BEHIND THE EYE! Not only am I in constant pain after the surgery (7 months ago). The on-​staff doctor is a joke (Cunningham). Over the many times I go into the office, they claim that my eyes are dry. I lubricate my eyes 4 – 6 times daily currently, and it hasn’t helped with the pain caused by the surgery. They claim that the pain must of surfaced from a pre-​existing condition that occurred before the surgery. It happened because of the trauma caused FROM the surgery, and now my body is continuing to correct itself from the mishaps I was not warned about from the doctors I rest in my care. You’ve pushed me off and rescheduled my appointments to come in so many times. I’ve gone to other doctors in the area for second opinions and was even REFUSED help from Dell’s partner in crime, Tom Walters, where they also run another scam center together called Texan Eye. After being referred back to my PCP (which I knew going in he wasn’t going to be any help to me for issues with my eyes) I’ve now also seen a neurologist who says that I’ve experienced this trauma from the surgery and now that I have the documentation to prove it, I will formally request a refund of the procedure or we can duke it out in the courts. Maybe that $ 5million house you sold will cover the pain you’ve caused me.

They will lie to you!!! Get a second opinion!!! They completely told me I was eligible and that it was going to be life changing. I went to Whitman in Dallas and they said the surgery would not benefit my eyes and would only create more problems in the future (more surgeries). They do not budge on there price even if u bring in siblings. $ 5200 for lasik from these people is redicilous.
I recommend to skip this dr all together.
The nurse was pushy and rude.
Also when I went there not a single person in there waiting room. ****RED FLAG****
BUYER BEWARE!!!

This office complained to Unilocal and had my original review removed. What fakes! Either provide good service, or own up to it if you don’t.
Along with Julia P. and other Unilocalers who’s reviews were removed a while ago, I also had a terrible experience with the receptionist. I didn’t look poor so I don’t think that was the reason, but after a few visits of being treated like dirt, I decided that a business doesn’t deserve my $ 6,000 if they can’t even treat their customers well.
This doesn’t have anything to do with the doctors so I can’t advise on the success of their procedures, but when the management is bad, it trickles down, and who knows, maybe I dodged a bullet.
Everything happens for a reason though, because I went to Mann Eye Institute and Laser Center, where everyone was super nice and I am happy to report that I had a successful procedure. Win.

The doctors and staff at Dell Laser Consultants really are the best at what they do. My husband had LASIK with Dr. Dell just after our son was born and I can’t say thank you enough to these guys.
He wore contacts for about 20 years and always told me about losing a lens while he was running track, or playing basketball and being so frustrated because he couldn’t see without it… And there would be times on the lake when he was wakeboarding and he lost a lens and it ruined the day because he couldn’t see without it. When our son was born he couldn’t get up in the night to take care of him without grabbing his glasses and that was when I decided to start researching LASIK surgeons in Austin… Looking for glasses in the middle of the night with a crying baby in the next room? Ain’t nobody got time fuh dat!
He’s a teacher and a coach and that makes for a crazy schedule but the staff was awesome and made it work (and even called to remind him!!). He had a couple of appointments before the actual surgery because he needed to stop wearing his contacts and only wear glasses for a week… That was by far the worst part for him because he coaches cross country and running with glasses is just awful (I may or may not have felt a little sorry for him, but I’ll never tell).
I went with him on surgery day and they actually let you watch the procedure through this big window (I used to be a science teacher and I LOVE this stuff). Dr. Dell came in and talked to him and answered all his questions and he got a little valium to relax before the surgery. Then I went out to the reception area to wait on him. They came and told me when he was going in to the laser room and one of the staff even stood there with me explaining what was happening during the surgery. When it was done he sat up and waved and he could actually see me… We’ve been together for 12 years and that moment was the first time he could actually see me without his contacts or glasses… and yes. I cried.
Thank you Dell Laser Consultants!!! You are wonderful!!!

I can’t write this review about my experience with the doctors as I didn’t even get to see them.
The receptionist was rude though. The first time I called they were really friendly and I set up my appointment. It would be a month (I called towards the end of June they couldn’t schedule me until July 19^th) Okay so they’re really popular, I got that.
Then a couple of weeks later I got a message telling me no one would be in the office the day I made my appointment (uhm…okay?) and I’d have to reschedule. So I called back and explained that I was trying to get my appointment and surgery done before they end of the month as the company I was working for was changing eye insurance (worse deal on LASIK). The receptionist on the phone scoffed a laugh and said «Oh honey, you thought you’d get your surgery done before the end of the month… I don’t think so.» With an appointment of July 19^th… I honestly didn’t see the problem.
Needless to say, I didn’t reschedule the appointment. I don’t need rude attitudes like that and ended up finding a better, more accommodating place to take my business to. Also, the $ 6,000 price range I’ve ‘heard’ about, is a bit steep compared to many of the great surgeons around town. (Do the research, not all of them are bad)

I had PRK eye surgery done back in 2005 and have had zero complaints thus far; Dr. Dell and his associates are the BEST in Austin.
Before consulting with Dr. Dell’s office, I had consulted with 4 other eye doctors because my case was such a borderline case at the time (Freakin’ Blind… like coke-​bottle Thick glasses with an Astigmatism… the whole 9 yards!!); after speaking with the other eye doctors whom were uncertain whether or not the procedure could done correctly, they ALL made Reference Dr. Dell being the BEST.
After scheduling a consultation, Dr. Dell reviewed at my eye chart and confidently said yes I can do this without a doubt I can do this.
Its been 8 years since my surgery and everything has been GREAT! I joined the Army & went to Flight School XXI and became a helicopter pilot.

Dr. Cunningham and Dr. Dell are amazing but I have a serious problem with the receptionist and one of the nurses. My husband recently got ASA eye surgery here and every single time I walked out pissed by how poorly we were treated by the lower staff members. My husband and I look extremely young for our age and I don’t know if they thought we were poor college students or what but we were treated with no respect whatsoever and the receptionist is beyond condescending. I just want to tell her, «You’re just a receptionist… receptionist!» I’m surprised she still has a job especially with all the bad reviews on Unilocal.
The surgery itself was extremely successful and I do recommend Dr. Dell to anyone who is looking to get Lasik or something similar but you have been warned.

Dr. Stephen Dell is one of the best refractive surgeons on the planet, and his entire team is very well trained and thoroughly professional. At each step of the process, from my initial consultation all the way through to post-​op, I felt that I was under the best possible care.
A few details: they have the flying spot laser, which is currently the best available technology. They will screen you for eligibility for LASIK using a custom wavefront diagnostic, which other clinics will not do until *after* the initial consult. They have a lower percentage of patients who are deemed good candidates than other clinics do, and that is because they have higher standards.
One question you should always ask is how frequently their LASIK devices are calibrated. At DLC, they are calibrated daily on the morning of surgery. In my case, I had to wait an extra two hours because they were dissatisfied with the calibration results — they said they achieved 99% of the mark, and had to call in a technician to get that extra 1%. A two hour wait is really no big deal when you’re talking about a lifetime of vision, and I knew not to schedule anything else that day anyway. They brought in lunch for everyone in the waiting room, and it was a good lunch.
The next day, I went to my optometrist for the 1-​day post-​op exam. He was stunned that, on day one, my vision was ²⁰⁄₂₀. It has improved further since then!

I am so absolutely thrilled with my decision to have iLASIK with Dr. Dell and his team. From day one at the consultation the staff was professional and kind. They don’t sell or pressure you to do set an appointment for surgery. They are very straight forward about the procedure and the cost. The office environment is very clean and calm.
Dr. Cunningham does the pre-​op and he was so kind and professional. He was very thorough with the eye exam and then took time to answer any and all my silly questions.
Surgery day was easy breezy. I was super anxious and the staff was very kind and accommodating. They were patient and even gave me a stuffed puppy to hold. After surgery I felt pretty stupid because I never felt a thing and Dr. Dell was very clear with the process talking me through each step.
There are absolutely cheaper places to go out there but I would never go «cheap» on my eyes. No gimmicks. Dr. Dell is a leader and innovator in this type of surgery. No matter what other places tell you, Dr. Dell’s lasers are the 100% hands down best. They use the on fighter pilots – come on now! Day after surgery I am already seeing 20 – 20 and my vision will continue to get better each day. Best decision I have ever made… second only to marrying my husband.

I have been waiting a while to write this review. It’s been about 3 months since I’ve had the surgery and the healing process is supposed to take up to 6 months, but I feel I should write a review now and update it later.
I’ve been wearing glasses or contacts for about 10 years, though looking back I probably should have been wearing them a bit earlier. I got tired of glasses after about a year and stuck with contacts only — and I must admit I wasn’t the best with them, regularly leaving them in overnight while camping or waiting way too long to change them out.
Finally, after turning 24, I had decided I’ve had enough with contacts and glasses and decided to get LASIK. I spent the next few months researching all the different procedures, mainly various forms of LASIK and implants.
Everything went flawlessly. The office is in an office park right off Mopac and Bee Caves by Westlake. The office staff is very friendly and will accommodate you even if you’re a dumbass like myself and miss an appointment.
The procedure is fairly straightforward:
You’ll go there for the initial consultation, have your eyes tested by this really cool machine that scans the topography of your eyes and more to see what your actual vision is like, along with several other eye tests. If you’ve been deemed to be fit for the surgery, you’ll get scheduled for another appointment.
At this second appointment, you’ll have those same tests run on you again, then you’ll get to meet the doctor, which will likely be Dr. Derek Cunningham. Google his credentials ’cause I don’t have space to write them in here but he’s a damn fine doctor. He comes in, inspects your eyeball-​machine-​papers, does a standard eye inspection, and fields your questions and concerns in a friendly helpful manner.
It’s been a couple weeks now since your last visit You’ve not been wearing contacts since then, and you’ve been applying fake tears daily. It’s now time for the surgery… boogaboogaboo!
Nah it’s not that bad at all. You come in, have one more cursory eye check, and meet with Dr. Dell. I found this kind of interesting since I’m an Austin native and my first PC was a Dell computer back in the early 90s when there was a Dell Outlet here, but that’s beside the point. You meet up with him, go over the charts and info, then take some valium and hang out for about half an hour in a little lounge. I didn’t really want the valium ’cause it makes me feel like crap but it supposedly makes your eyeballs better for being lasered so eh.
After about half an hour hanging out in the lounge waiting for the valium to kick in you’re called into the surgical room. You lie back on some kind of medical foldy chair thing with Dr. Dell and several students hovering around you. On top of one of your eyes is placed a thing that creates a lot of suction and you’re told to look into the red light. All of the sudden the red light becomes very blurry, then it comes back into focus, and then you repeat with your other eye. Then you’re done.
That’s it. The whole procedure takes maybe 2 minutes (though the consultation and all that takes quite a bit more time). But viola, you have awesome vision now. You have to wear these annoying goggles for a week when you sleep and put eye drops in all the time for a little while but that’s not too big of a deal.
As I’ve said, it’s been about 3 months since I had the surgery so let me update you on my current status and give you a little info of what to expect:
Day of/​after: OH GOD EVERYTHING IS SO BRIGHT
Week after: Can go outside, but still very bright. Nevertheless… I’ve never seen this clearly.
A couple months after: Had the second post-​op checkup, I’m at ²⁰⁄₁₅ vision. I have never seen this clearly before ever. I can identify the make /​model of passenger jets flying 50,000ft over my house (I live by an airport). Every leaf in my neighbors yard 200m away is clearly visible. This is the most incredible sunset I have ever seen — large anvil cumulonimbus with cirrus floating overhead, the sky is a dazzling fiery orange by the light of the setting sun, crisper than I could ever imagine… beautiful.
One issue: Night vision sucked. Terribly. Anything that was a pure white shifted to a shade of some kind of light sea green. My night vision was pretty awful — the first time I drove a decent distance at night was terrifying. It’s been 3 months though, and already my night vision has improved to basically what it was before the surgery. Apparently there’s a scattering effect due to the change of the cornea and lense that heals over time, which it has.
Again, I’ll update this after my 6 months of healing, but for now I give them 5 stars. Thank you everyone at Dell Laser: D

I give Dell Laser four stars because I now have good distance vision, and the procedure was simple and painless. I still have to wear glasses for anything from arms’ length in, but that’s okay — laser vision correction doesn’t fix age-​related nearsightedness.
In the face of all these glowing reviews, I feel like the oddball, but there WERE a few aspects of my experience that were negative. Dr. Cunningham wasn’t one of them; he was great — friendly, gave my eyes a thorough examination, answered any and all questions patiently. The office staff is wonderful, and I never had to wait long at all. I met Dr. Dell for about five minutes immediately before my surgery, and he must have been having a bad day because he seemed irritated and rushed.
They keep patients in a holding area while the pre-​op Valium takes effect, and I found myself in the company of a stockbroker, the owner of a basketball team, and a corporate CEO. We talked sports for a while; occasionally one of the guys would disappear and another would take his place. (Definitely a cattle-​call feel.) Eventually it was my turn.
Yes, they give you a huge teddy bear to hold; you need something to do with your hands.
When I was on the table and ready to go, Dr. Dell told me to raise my chin. I raised it a little. He said, «Raise your chin» again. I raised it up a little more. Then he snapped loudly ‘RAISE YOUR CHIN!” — and grabbed my chin and jerked it up hard. Gee, I just had some Valium and I only weigh about 110 pounds. If he had said, «Raise it some more» or «Raise it WAY up» it would have been easier to accommodate him in my drugged state. I didn’t pay $ 6000 to get yelled at.
The rest of the procedure went well. In the weeks afterward, I had bad reactions to two of the antibiotics, and my apparently very dry eyes were inflamed for months, despite constant administration of eyedrops, both prescribed and OTC. My eyelids were puffy, which I was told was a result of the inflammation, and there is still some swelling underneath that I hope will go away eventually (it’s been 10 months). I see well in good light and at distances, but not up close at all without glasses (as expected, not a surprise).
Overall a mixed experience. I’ll go again if I ever need cataract surgery; Dr. Dell is a skilled eye surgeon, and I trust my eyes to him. But next time, I’ll be sure to hold my chin WAY up!

Great staff– VERY informative!!! Very knowledgeable.
Had my surgery a little over a month ago and wouldn’t change a thing! I can see great and had a great experience. Would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to get rid of glasses and contacts. (My eyesight was –9.5, extremely BAD/​Blind and I now have ²⁰⁄₂₀)
Thank you Dell!

How rude.
I called this week to make an appointment for a consultation. I just really REALLY really want to get rid of my glasses! The receptionist told me that the earliest appointment available was late March. That’s fine (it’ll give me a chance to get paid before I head in there). They are only open until 3:30 pm and NOT ON THE WEEKENDS! I explained to the receptionist that I am a teacher and the earliest that I could possibly be anywhere is 4 pm. Is there a day when they are open late? She says, «No. Like I said, we are open until 3:30 — you’ll have to take a day off if you want to see us.» WHAT? She was such a rude receptionist and I will NOT use one of my days off or even one of my holidays to see them!

I went here for a pre-​assessment, which was quick and easy. Of course, I waited for half an hour before they saw me, but once they did I was surprised at how rapid it was.
The price is off-​putting at around $ 5,500 for both eyes when I hear $ 200 per eye radio ads. I realize that those ads are pretty fly by night and probably not realistic, but you’re talking more than ten times the cost difference.
When I have the money, I’ll come back and upgrade my review based on the surgery, but the price is why there’s no five star rating.

I don’t like risk. Even though I loathed wearing my glasses and could no longer wear contact lenses due to chronic dry eye, I refused to consider getting surgery to correct my nearsightedness. Even though I’ve had several friends over the years who have raved about the improved quality of life they experienced after surgery, I just couldn’t get past the fear. What if I was in that tiny percentage with a bad outcome? Why would I want to gamble with my eyes for an elective procedure?
The cure to my fear was finding the highest rated doctor I could afford with the most stringent patient acceptance criteria. I figured that a guy who cares a great deal about his success statistics wouldn’t choose me as a patient if I’m not a great candidate. Plus, as a teaching and testing facility, the office would have access to the latest and greatest gadgetry to increase the accuracy of the procedure as well as my comfort. A practice that is good enough for Olympians and astronauts has gotta be good enough for me, right? Seeing all the glowing reviews on Unilocal and the risk-​free consultation gave me the push I needed to check out Dell Laser Consultants.
Dr. Dell’s team took a few hundred different measurements of my eyes (many that I’d never experienced before, even though I’ve been visiting the eye doctor every 6 – 12 months for the past 20+ years). Both he and Dr. Cunningham discussed several different issues with my eyes and lifestyle changes I could make and meds to take to improve them. I learned that I (like most women beyond their 20s) needed to get on a high dose of Omega 3s to combat dry eye, and to become fanatical about wearing sunglasses at all times when outdoors. I also found out that a red eye condition I’d had for years was actually a bacterial infection that could be cleared up with the right antibiotic — huh, wonder why my «regular» eye doc didn’t catch that before?
After careful consideration of all the variables and some preliminary treatment for my dry eyes, they gave me the green light to proceed to a glasses-​free face for the first time since 7^th grade. Since I’d been out of contacts for years already, I didn’t have to wait long. From first consult to surgery, it was less than a month (and this delay was more about my schedule than his).
It’s now been 2 weeks, and I am very happy with the results. I went from –5.5 ® /​–4.75 (L) correction to ²⁰⁄₁₅ ® and ²⁰⁄₂₀ (L) vision, and my sight is expected to continue to improve over the next several weeks. I love being able to wear cute sunglasses and see in the shower and distinguish my loved ones’ faces from the across the room. When summer rolls back around, it will be great to go to the pool, lake, beach, etc. and have no need for glasses. Snow skiing and SCUBA diving with no worries about contact lens mishaps — yay!
Now my biggest eye worries are the dark circles and fine lines around my eyes that are no longer camouflaged by glasses frames. Trying out fancy eye creams has become my new hobby…

I am 100% completely satisfied with the outcome of my surgery. Why the 4 stars instead of 5 you ask? Pure customer service. I Unilocaled around for the best eye surgeon in the world (i’m not into a bargain when it comes to my corneas, thanks!) and lo and behold — Dr. Dell. A paragon of virtue, people don’t have enough good things to say about this man. He helped me see the light. Or really, just helped me see the light pole it was on, and for that I am forever grateful.
His assistants and nurses are nice as can be (special exception for the grumpy chic at the front desk on the day of my surgery) but I really wasn’t too impressed with Dr. Dell himself or the other doctor that examined me on the day of my surgery. They were brisk, and too-​efficient which left me with a «can’t be bothered» feeling. For $ 5400 and my vision on the line — you can spend more than 3 minutes with me before you’re about to laser-​beam my eyes. Just sayin.
If you want the best, it’s Dr. Dell. If you want the warm fuzzies from your doctor it’s not. Suck it up and hug the teddy bear during the surgery — it’s much fuzzier than the doctor himself.

Where to begin…
I’ve been in glasses since age 8 and contacts since 19. Horrible astigmatism and near-​sightedness (–3.5 in left eye and –4.75 in the right).
Lately my contacts had started to bother me, and I decided enough was enough… Been eyeing getting LASIK done for some time, and through the meetings with Dr. DeFeo at Ultimate Eyecare I decided the pull the trigger.
You *know* you’re walking into the right place when you’re almost breathless entering the facilities. Clean, warm and welcome.
The staff is super-​nice, and really know know what’s going on.
Day of surgery you plan on roughly 3 hrs time there. First you’ll turn in your forms, pay up and get the paperwork taken care off.
Next, a quick meeting to describe step by step exactly what’s going on.
Plenty of opportunities to ask questions. Next, Dr. Cunningham will perform one last check to ensure the prescription and settings are all correct, make you read the letters on the wall etc.
Dr. Steven Dell next sits down with you, explains again exactly what you’re here to do, allows for questions and puts you to ease.
Next, Valium… to literally make you chillaaaaaaax. You’re in a room with the others who are in front of you waiting to be lasered…:)
The actual procedure itself was cake. You lay down, and hold on to a teddy-bear.(I kid you not).and you get «friggin lasers» beamed into your «friggin eyes» (yes, I inserted Austin Powers reference). It is completely painless; you’re only job is to simply lie still, look where they tell you to look and let the pros do their job.
Once you are done, and I kid you not, your vision is already better. You get your significant other (or someone else who doesn’t mind you drooling in their car thanks to the valium) to drive you home and you take a nap.
The next day I am able to get out of bed and see clearly for the first time in 26 yrs.
One final thing: This isn’t the cheapest place, far from it. If you are looking for a place that offers lay-​away plans and surgery in the back of a car, you’re looking for the wrong place.
However, if you are looking for the place that oozes professionalism, that know what’s going on and where movie-​stars and athletes go, then you’ve come to the right place.

Wow! I went in yesterday and had Custom Intralase done. Frankly, after wearing glasses for 3 weeks (to allow my eyes to get back to their normal size/​shape) I was looking forward to getting it over with.
I called the office to see if it would be alright if I had a few cocktails before my appointment and they kindly told me no and not to worry, they would take care of any nervousness I had without booze.
Sweet! Showed up, met with the doctor (s) and they gave me some Valium to calm the nerves.
Next, you are escorted to the waiting/​party room. Kind of like a fear and loathing in Austin Texas room where all the patients of the day are waiting for the Valium to kick in. — I’ll tell ya, it was fun talking with everyone and one by one the doctors come in and grab folks, we say our good byes and then wait to see if we hear any screams coming from the procedure room.
No screams were heard. These guys know what they are doing!
As I write this, I’m pretty sure I’m seeing at least ²⁰⁄₂₀ with no glasses/​contacts and they say it just gets better over the course of a month. Love it! Thank you DLC. Awesome job!
Oh yeah, don’t forget the most important part. Squeeze the Bear! — You’ll see what I mean…

I can’t say enough about my great experience with Dell Laser Consultants. I’ve worn eye glasses and soft contacts ever since I was 15yrs old, and have noticed a deterioration in my eyesight over the past several years. My contact prescription had gone from –2.25 (in high school) to a current –4.0. That’s nearly double the deterioration, and that basically means I am more of a hazard driving on the road than any 90yr old bifocal-​wearing senior citizen. I can tell it’s a stop sign because it’s red — but that’s it.
I was getting tired of the constant maintenance: waking up blind, not being able to find my eye glasses, having dry eyes by 5pm, contacts fogging up, and not to mention the rising cost of eye exams and contact lenses. My friend recommended Dell Laser Consultants since she also had a friend who was an eye doctor on his staff. I knew they had a great reputation, so I opted to go for it.
The staff is very professional and thorough, after a few tests they said I would be the perfect candidate for a lasik procedure w/​their new German Laser. I was looking forward with anticipation and eager to cherish the results — up until the day of the procedure when I started to get some butterflies and anxiety. But that’s when I met Dr. Dell himself who went through my files and performed some eye tests. He told me that I had nothing to worry about and that I would have perfect eyesight as a result of this procedure. His reassurance calmed my nerves and my confidence was restored.
The procedure only took a few minutes and was painless! After wards I was given eye protection and a prescription drug to help me sleep for the next few hours (at home). After a 5 hr nap I woke up to the best feeling in the world — — perfect eyesight without any glasses or contacts!
Dr. Dell was off in one area — — the procedure did not result in perfect ²⁰⁄₂₀ vision. Instead — much to my surprise — at my follow up appointment I found out that I have better than ²⁰⁄₂₀ vision — — ²⁰⁄₁₅ in one eye and ²⁰⁄₁₂ in the other to be exact! That puts me in the top 5 percentile of eyesight patients! It was honestly the best investment I have made to date, other than my college education. I was so happy and glad that I went through with it as I am now blessed with excellent vision thanks to Dr. Dell and his wonderful staff.