Dr. Mahmoud Ahmad Khaimi, MD

On May 10, 2022 I had an AB Interno Canaloplaty in my left eye, and on May 17, 2022 I had a Cyclophotocoagulation in my right eye. Up until these surgeries I never had a problem reading, driving, watching TV, etc. I did start to have limited vision in my right eye about 3 years ago. After these surgeries I have the following: blurred vision 90% of the time or more in my left eye due to floaters, as of today I basically cannot see out of my right eye at all, I no longer even try to read the paper, watching TV is a challenge as well driving during the day, I avoid driving at night. My research and various doctors and others I have talked to would suggest that maybe within two years the floaters will go away or I my brain will adjust, and they will not be as much of an issue. I am interested in hearing from anyone who has had a similar experience, and what if anything they did to improve their situation. I know I may be able to get the Vitrectomy even though I do not have flashes This has… dramatically altered my quality of life. The staff has been very helpful and the coordinator did an excellent job responding to questions. I will say there were 33 surgeries one day, and for one of my appointment I went ahead and left after I overheard they were over an hour behind on appointments.

I have been battling with open-angle glaucoma for years and have worn glasses since I was in my teens. Dr. Kami did the surgery and now I don't need to wear glasses and I'm keeping my eye pressures up I'm very appreciative of having a specialist with his expertise. if you have issues with your eyes I definitely recommend him.

He don't care about nobody. Only cares about doing surgery on me