Dr. Arkadiy Yadgarov, MD

A Miracle is Performed Dr. Arkadiy Yadgarov, M.D., an eye surgeon with Omni Eye of Atlanta, performed a miracle. After living with eyesight that was barely acceptable for legal driving and being told by other surgeons that my situation was hopeless, this amazing man, parent, husband, human being, and God-like surgeon restored my eyesight to 20/20. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah! Here is My Story In 1995, while living in California, I underwent Radial Keratotomy (RK) to correct my nearsightedness. Unfortunately, the surgery, along with subsequent LASIK procedures, resulted in my nearsightedness becoming farsightedness (the worst-case scenario) and left my left eye permanently damaged. For 28 years, I lived with poor vision and thick glasses. To make matters worse, I later developed glaucoma, cataracts, and retina cupping in my left eye due to increased eye pressure. Although I've been back in Atlanta since 1996, I did not meet this wonderful doctor until 2023. Like me, his undergraduate degree is from Georgia Tech. In just 10 minutes, this amazing man installed intraocular lenses and glaucoma stents. A few days later, and ever since, my eyesight has been 20/20. A lot of research goes into his surgery, from painstaking measurements to determining what lens to use and the ability of Dr. Yadgarov to put this all together. It sounds easy, but not everybody can turn water into wine. Only those with God-like powers can cure the blin

Talked very fast and didn’t explain well. I left still having questions Had to wait over 45 minutes before seeing him and when they were through he handed the head receptionist my file to book me in three weeks. We had not even finished talking. I told them I would call back to schedule. He said nothing about if I still needed glasses. Just felt a lot of information was left out. Called when I got home and they said they had to check my insurance to see if I was covered and I already did that before going. They said they need to check the kind of surgery to see if I’m covered. I said when you find that out call me back and I’ll let you know if I’m going to come in for surgery. Really confusing appointment for a doctor and a patient that knows nothing about eye surgery. A lot of questions answered incorrectly even before going in.