Dr. Gregory E. Sutton, MD
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Lincoln, NE

I have been a patient of Dr. Sutton's for over 30 years and can say he is an excellent and caring physician/surgeon. He has the highest respect of his patients, colleagues, and students for his surgical skill and knowledge of eye diseases and their treatment.

My interactions with Dr. Greg Sutton over the years has been very positive ones. He's very thorough in his work, kind, caring and very professional. The entire staff has always been polite. It's a very busy practice so to be treated so individually is a nice thing to have happen.

Told me starbursts around lights and graying vision is normal for a 40 yr old. I explained difficulty being able to see oncoming cars driving at night due to the glare of headlights. Side by side Double vision, blurred. Told me to get a $10 pair of shopko glasses then when I asked him to clarify himself he gave a recommendation of an eyeglass strength. The IOP numbers he gave to the nurse verbally to document and she verbally verified back to him did not match the numbers submitted that I received. My tremors were so bad during this appointment all the letters on the board looked like they were shaking. My hands had uncontrollable tremors, my voice was even having tremors while reading the letters off the board and speaking to the Doctor. None of that was noted on his report. He did however note on his report that we discussed smoking cessation and he never even verbally asked me if I smoked.

I would never recommend going to or having anything done by this man! Please be referred to anyone else!

I have post cataract surgery complications: added irritation and bad glare in the IOL eye. I went in for my second consultation and Dr. Sutton's main concerns were making sure that I understood that 1) he had done over 50,000 of these surgeries and 2) mine was fine. Perhaps more telling than anything else was, when I was talking about my post surgery glare, or dysphotopsia, and how bad it was going to be walking out with dilated eyes, he immediately popped on the lights in the exam room at full brightness. I can't say for sure that he enjoyed it when I winced, but it is safe to say that he knew exactly what he was doing.