I want to let you know that everything has gone well with my strabismus surgery. My optometrist was amazed at how much better my vision was. At Disneyland, I could enjoy a 3-D movie with 3-D glasses for the first time in my life. I can play catch with my son now without missing the baseball. I have attended events where I no longer have to worry about which seat, angle, head direction, and room position I'm in. I no longer scare anyone off with a cross-eyed look. I don't shy away from the mirror anymore. This "tiny" surgery has made huge positive changes in my behavior. Thirty years ago I was told to "just live with it."

Thank you so very much to you and your staff for changing my life.
Glenn Miya MD

You're never too old to change. I grew up with what lay people called a "lazy eye" and professionals diagnosed as Strabismus. At 15 the doctors told me there was nothing they could do. I felt helpless when at 35 both my eyes got progressively worse. At 44 I decided to do something about it. Dr. Veronique Jotterand performed the short procedure on both my eyes. Now I can look straight into another person's eyes. No one has to guess where I'm looking. I can even see 3-D effects where before my surgery I could not. It's never too late to change your life for the better. Do it today.
Sue Egan

I went through the early part of my life with a lazy eye (Exotropia Strabismus). I pretended that it did not bother me, but when I would have face to face conversations with people it was always in the back of my mind. When I addressed someone from a distance they would turn their heads to see if someone was standing behind them, because that is where my lazy eye was looking. At age 30, I found out there was a procedure to have my eyes corrected and decided to have it done. Dr. Jotterand was the doctor I chose to perform the operation. I feel she did an outstanding job because it has been about 10 years since my surgery and my eyes are still perfectly straight, and I have not had any problems. The only thing I regret was not knowing about this procedure earlier in life.
Mark Harrison
A satisfied Firefighter

On January 24, 2001, our 9-month-old son, Tyler, had surgery to correct strong bilateral strabismus. Dr. Jotterand performed the surgery with excellent results. Tyler's eyes are now straight and focused. Our friends, family members, and strangers frequently comment on his beautiful blue eyes. Beyond the aesthetic results, however, we immediatley noticed a positive change in Tyler's disposition. He became much less fussy and irritable - he seemed happier. We also observed improvement in Tyler's eye-hand coordination and a heightened interest / awareness of his environment. We are incredibly thankful to Dr. Jotterand for the intellect, skill, and care she chooses to share - our son has benefited greatly.

Sincerely,
John and Krista Dykes