I went in not being able to see more than 3 feet in front of me. I couldn't see street signs, etc. I could read just fine without any reading glasses. After surgery, I now need reading glasses, which is also normal for my age but coincidentally happened the day after surgery, but I'm fine with it because I now (even 12 years after surgery) have 'bionic' vision for things more than 3 feet away, and I'm now 53. Dr. Boothe is a 'machine'. There is no 'bedside manner' there, or any

I had LASIK surgery with Dr. William Boothe in the Dallas area more than 15 years ago. While I appreciated the promise of improved vision, my experience during the procedure was unsettling. Something unexpected occurred mid-surgery, and Dr. Boothe became visibly upset. As a patient lying on the table, that moment left me feeling vulnerable and unsure. After healing, I noticed a persistent visual distortion in my left eye, something like a “tear” or streak that appears when I look

I had lasik surgery done by {edited}, he's supposed to be the best in the DFW area. My appointment was for 6:30PM on a Friday and my surgery was not done until midnight! So, after doing no telling how many surgeries during the week, he's doing mine at midnight on Friday. Anyway, they gave me a Valium to calm me down (they do all patients) and the staff had to help me walk down the hall. All I could here Dr say was "Get her in here now!" He may be a good doctor, but his bed