Correct Vision Laser Institute - Weston, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines

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Dr. Bosem performed my laser eye surgery at Correctvision and to this day I couldn’t be more happier!! For years I wore glasses and contacts. The cost of having to update my prescriptions each year and ordering more boxes of contacts every so often was insane. One day a friend highly recommended I make an appointment to have a consult at Correctvision regarding laser eye surgery. Best decision I ever made!!! I was given an appointment rather quick and the day of my appointment was treated like family. The office staff was so efficient, informative and kind. The day of my surgery the staff could see the nerves I had and did their best to reassure me that everything would be just fine. Dr. Bosem explained the procedure to me in great detail and patiently allowed me to ask any question I might of have had. Their follow up was exceptional as well, I never felt like I was just a “numbered” client. The quality of care the office staff showed me was wonderful. I would highly recommend anyone to have laser eye surgery by Dr. Bosem at Correctvision!

Do not purchase this establishment's "$2400 Complete LASIK surgery" Groupon deal. I made this mistake, and I'm currently attempting to get a refund from Groupon with little success. This Groupon offer has the stench of the old bait and switch routine. I'd been evaluated previously for LASIK at two other establishments recently, and I was deemed a good candidate for this procedure at both. At CorrectVision, however, I was told by Dr. Barry Concool that I would have to pay an additional $1100 for my "complete" procedure. As I listened to the doctor, I couldn't help but think that I was in the presence of a used-car salesman or a time share pitchman. He ultimately told me that only "about half" of Groupon users actually get the deal, but I had to ask him twice to get this information. I must say that he finally did offer to perform a procedure for the Groupon price, but he made such a procedure sound risky and inferior. Naturally, I declined. I know it wasn't the smartest move shopping for surgery on Groupon, but CorrectVision seemed like a reputable establishment. My thinking now is, why would a successful eye surgeon find it necessary to use Groupon to draw in patients? I wish I would have thought of that before I blew $2400...or maybe I just don't have the same understanding of the word "complete" as does Dr. Concool. I can't speak of this establishment's medical abilities, as I did not have the procedure done, but I can speak of my impression of their integrity, which I believe to be rather low.