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by Eye Theory | Nov 8, 2021 | Eye Conditions
Around the age of 50 you will likely experience a situation called posterior vitreous detachment. This presents with the phenomenon of intermittent flashes of light and new floaters that can interfere with vision. This experience can be rather frightening as these...by Eye Theory | Aug 18, 2020 | Retina
Depending on your age and eye medical history, you may have noticed a few or many floaters in your vision. Floaters are black dots or squiggles that you may see moving around in your vision, more obvious when you look at a light background or are somewhere with high...Wouldn't refund me what they were supposed to until I had my insurance call them. When I originally called they said they would get back to me the next day because they needed to contact billing. No answer, obviously. When I had the insurance company call, billing was surprisingly available right away and they began to process of my refund.
Dr. Tsao is very nice and very thorough with his exams and explanations . I came looking for lasik/ PRK and was referred Dr. Salem at Eye Diagnostics whom he works very close with. They were both very attentive and available during my healing process. Now my vision is 20/20 at 2 weeks into healing and will only get better. I highly recommend to come here and see Dr. Tsao.