Dr. David Gordon Wagner, MD

Ex patient who has wet AMD Dr Wagner disfigured my right envy avoiding care after injection either staph infection that caused permanent pain and loss of sight!

Best retina specialist ever. I am very confident in the care I receive from Dr. Wagner

This review is for Dr. Wagner practices please be aware! This doctor has been great for many years. But I don't recommend him for many reasons. He has totally neglected the protocol of a responsible doctor. My relative is literally suffering on one of her eye. She has wet Amd and doctor Wagner gave her shot that caused a serious infection!!! Not only that, he didn't give her the shot that will save her eye! Unfortunately now she is permanently Blind!!! After more than one month of recovery and surgery from another doctor in Baltimore, my relative is still suffering damages from a serious injury detached retina that Dr Wagner caused to happen. Also he completely lied to everyone in the family about my relatives health diagnosis!!!! He has a way of communicating giving false encouragement!!! I don't trust him he is again a LIAR!

Great doctor

I was very pleased to be referred to Dr. Wagner, a retinal specialist for my new experience of flashes and floaters in my left eye. He saw me promptly, diagnosed a retinal tear in my left eye and promptly did a laser treatment to seal the tear. I avoided a retinal detachment. Dr. Wagner told me if I had waited I would have required a surgery to repair the coming retinal detachment but with the laser treatment I would not need further surgery. He is pleasant and friendly and made me feel well cared for. I highly recommend him to patient's with retinal problems.

I was happy to be referred to Dr. Wagner for my macular degeneration. I have the 'dry' kind that does not need eye injections. I am now following the doctor's recommendations regarding diet and special pills I need to take twice a day. I am hopeful that I do not lose any more vision. Dr. Wagner is very friendly and helpful.

Dr. Wagner is the best doctor I've every been treated by. He is friendly and spends a lot of time with you. He seems genuinely interested in me - not just my eyes. I feel I am getting very good care in his hands.

I had a bunch of new stuff floating in my vision. I thought it was a hair or dust. I ignored it and two weeks later a cloud decended upon my vision. I saw my optometrist who told me I had a retinal detachment. Dr. Wagner saw me the same day and brought me to surgery that very night at Georgetown Hospital. I was very reassured by his manner and confidence. Now that the bubble has disolved I can see very well again. Don't ignore your painless floaties in your vision. You may be like me and have a hidden retinal detachment. Get it checked out right away.

I was frightened that I had a net floating in front of my right eye. I also saw flickering lights in the dark. My regular eye doctor thought I might have a retinal detachment and sent me the same day to Dr. Wagner. He saw me promptly and did an extremely thorough eye examination for me. He was thorough and explained everything. He found that I had a separation of the get in my eye from my retina. He called it a PVD. There was also some spots of blood on my retina but thanks be to god, there was no retinal detachment and no retinal tears. Dr. Wagner saw me one week later and then 6 weeks later. He always took his time with me. He made me feel that I was very important to him and he reassured me that he was available 24/7 if my symptoms worsened. I appreciate his time and thoroughness. He is wonderful

I am so glad that my mother recommended that I see Dr. Wagner. He took the time to explain my situation, and he showed me the computer images from the inside of my eye to let me see what was going on in my retina. He explained that my retina was swollen from my diabetes and that either laser or an injection inside of my eye would improve the vision and also the swelling. I was frightened to get an eye injection as I was sure it would be painful. Dr. Wagner told me I would only feel a small bit of pressure or a pinch and that the injection wouldn't hurt. He was right. I barely felt the injection. Now my eyesight is improved and I am no longer frightened about losing my vision nor getting a shot into my eye!