Dr. Peter Stephen Hersh, MD

I recently got LASIK done by Dr Hersch and I can't say enough good things about it. He is so incredibly nice (including everyone in the office), answered all questions thoroughly, and put my mind at ease before the surgery. I was not sure I really wanted to do LASIK but after my consult, I scheduled to get it done within a week. If you go to him, you will not be disappointed!

Just had crosslinking with dr hersh. Great doctor and staff. I have keratoconus and they really explained everything well and made me comfortable with the whole experience. They are real experts in keratoconus.

I have keratotoconus and had crosslinking and intacs by Dr. Hersh. Great staff (Nikki is very friendly). Dr. Hersh is an expert in keratoconus and has a great bedside manner.

Dr. Hersh was great. He reviewed everything, talked me through the whole procedure, and made the whole experience easy. His staff was professional and friendly. Great place!

Had LASIK surgery over 10 years ago with Dr. Hersh and my vision is still just as perfect as the day after my procedure!

Dr. Hersh performed my LASIK surgery in 2004 - today, in 2017 I still can see the same as the day after my procedure which is perfect! The only time I remember that I ever wore glasses is when I see old pictures. Please please, if you are interested laser vision correction, go see Dr. Hersh. I would not trust my eyes to anyone else!

My Lasik results were very poor with this doctor. Months after the surgery by Dr. Peter Hersh he said I was seeing find when in fact he left me with a lot of astigmatism and blurry vision. He will never admit he did something wrong. On the outside very nice but on the inside not so much. Honestly stay away from this guy.

When I asked for more information about his Corneal Collagen Crosslinking studies, I discovered that he charges his study participants outrageous fees just to be enrolled in an academic study. Admittedly, it is not uncommon in studies for participants to incur minor fees for participating, such as transportation fees. But this is a Phase 3 trial (meaning that getting government funding for the study should not be as difficult to secure), and it merely puts Riboflavin in the subject's eye and then exposes him to UV light. And yet he asks for an initial evaluation fee to determine if you even qualify for one of his academic studies, which costs $475. And if you do qualify, the price to participate in his clinical trials is $2600-$4900 per eye. As someone who has participated in various medical academic trials (and is familiar with the politics of clinical trials), I have never seen a researcher who actually charges his own participants to receive a treatment that may not even work.… And this is assuming you don't get placed into the placebo group. These are Phase 3 studies, that put riboflavin in your eye and then expose you to UV light. And he will charge you thousands of dollars for it. There is absolutely no excuse for that kind of behavior. After reading his impressive academic background, I was shocked to find that he is turning science and academic research into a massive business for excessive personal gain. He may actually be an excellent doctor but I find his behavior far too abhorrent and greedy to ever merit an office visit.

Unfortunately my experience with Dr. Hersh was a disappointment. I had Lasik and PRK (not performed by Dr. Hersh) with unsuccessful results. I was told he was the doctor to see to figure out what went wrong. I got the same test, same scans and the same answer. . .I must heal. But it is nine months since the first surgery, and almost two months since the second. Most people have immediate results and I didn't. I really just think I have these doctors stumped and they are just buying time. No follow-up, no call me, just done. But did not hesitate to ask (even before I could get my coat off) how was I going to pay for this? Not a good day for me.

Amazing doctor and staff. Bravo. Not the cheapest by far..but when you want the best...he's your doc!