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Boulder Eyes / Beyer LASIK
- Eye Surgeon, Optometrist, Ophthalmologist
- 1810 30th St, Boulder, CO 80301, USA
Ste B Boulder, CO 80301 - Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Jan 25, 2016
orion487:
LASIK recommendations in Boulder/Denver Hi guys. Anyone in the Boulder/Denver area get LASIK surgery and have any recommendations? ...
waka324:
Beyer Lasik (http://www.bouldereyes.com/) was excellent to me. They explained everything very well, full suite of instructions and care,... Envision Boulder
- Eye Surgeon, Ophthalmologist, Optician...
- 1011 Pearl St Boulder, CO 80302-5110
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Feb 03, 2014
Anne E.:
All, Can anybody recommend a *really good* ophthalmologist? I need a proper eye doctor (not an optometrist) as it's for something going...
Anonymous:
Dr Jeff Smith - Envision Boulder. 303 939 8021
Referral from January 25, 2016
orion487 asked:
LASIK recommendations in Boulder/Denver Hi guys. Anyone in the Boulder/Denver area get LASIK surgery and have any recommendations? Anyone I should make sure to avoid? ...
StinkybuttMcPoopface replied:
I will always vouch for [Dishler Laser Institute](http://www.dishler.com/)! Everyone there is insanely nice, they explain everything very well and the procedure is a piece of cake! I can't imagine it could go any better than there.:D
Ubv replied:
NOT Cutarelli. My friend had it done there but they botched it. Still needs corrective lenses and his optometrist was appalled by the results as well.
KyOatey replied:
I had mine done by Spivack. He's supposed to be one of the best.
Even so, if I had it to do over, I might not. My wife, however, is very happy with hers. It depends on your situation.
I was nearsighted - needed glasses to drive, etc. however, I could read and see close up very well without glasses. Now, after Lasik, my distance vision is good (I test at 20/20 but it doesn't seem as crisp as it was with glasses), but I need reading glasses whenever I read or do anything detailed up close. Even given the frustrations of fogged up glasses, or not seeing well swimming, etc. I think I might have been happier overall without Lasik.
Probably depends on your age as well. I did mine at 40 and could read ok for about 5-6 years after the procedure. If you're fixing a different vision problem - my wife had an astigmatism - you may be happier with it.
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kiyonisis replied:
I went to Insight Lasik in Louisville, very happy with that decision. Definitely shop around and go get multiple consultations before deciding.
Referral from June 10, 2014
Audrey D. asked:
Boulder folks (and previously-Boulder folks): I would like to get Lasik done. Any recommendations on doctors? Things I should know about recovery? Things that will make...
Jake B. replied:
There's a guy I went to down here for mine. He's very thorough and his staff are tremendously good. Don't worry about it AT ALL. The procedure is the best money you can spend if you've been wearing glasses forever. His name is Dr. Levinson. Say I sent you and I think you get a discount
Samuel B. replied:
Luke Skywalker. Jedi lasik is best laski.
Referral from January 9, 2014
Zach S. asked:
Does anyone know of a good lasik eye surgery place here in Denver? Or know anyone who has had it done? Good, bad?
Tiana S. replied:
Ask VeAnna Rodriguez
Sally R. replied:
Yes! Dr. Self. He did mine. He's good. His office is in either Thornton or Northglenn.
Referral from August 30, 2013
Sarah K. asked:
Anybody out there get Lasik surgery in the Boulder area? Looking for recommendations...
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