Lee Wiley, MD - Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates, P.A. Reviews

Lee Wiley, MD - Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates, P.A.
13532 Steelecroft Pkwy,
Charlotte, NC

Lee A. Wiley, MD is a fellowship-trained cornea specialist and cataract surgeon at Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates, P.A. in Charlotte, NC. He provides traditional and laser-assisted cataract surgery (FLACS), cornea transplants, external disease care, and refractive eye surgery including LASIK.

Dr. Wiley completed a cornea, external disease, and refractive surgery fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic and served as chief resident from 2018 to 2019. He has published in medical literature and lectured on corneal disease and surgical techniques.

CEENTA has over 100 providers in nearly 20 locations across the Carolinas, with nearly 50 ophthalmologists treating adult and pediatric eye care.

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Stephanie Hammonds

5 months ago

I have trouble voluntarily opening my eye and expressed concern on if I needed to be able to do this for him while he operated on me. He assured me I would be fine during surgery. However that was not the case and he was yelling at my during surgery to “OPEN YOUR EYE” which I couldn’t do. Whenbi asked him about this later, he said it was just tough love. He was very angry with me and very rough. 1/10 Do NOT Recommend

Barbara Reesey

7 months ago

Dr Wiley and Southpark Surgery Center in Charlotte are the best! I was pretty sure that I had cataracts. I went online, searched for an ophthalmologist and read his experience and reviews. He is excellent and I received the best care from him and his staff along with Southpark Surgery'Center. Thank you all so much!

Katherine Bishop

1 year ago

I was very fortunate to have Dr. Lee Wiley perform my cataract surgery. I join his many other patients who state he is thorough, skilled, and caring. Because of vision loss in my left eye due to optic neuritis, I was understandably apprehensive of having anything done to my one good eye, until it reached the critical stage. Finally, I had to proceed. Dr. Wiley listened to my concerns and guided me through the all-important lens selection. My surgery was March 28, 2022. With the insertion of the Panoptix trifocal lens, a few days later, I can see as well as a kid, although I am far from it. My appreciation is extended as well to his competent support staff. I spent the most time with Bonnie and thank her for going the extra step in assuaging my fears. Compassionate and skilled professionals are rare. I am grateful to Dr, Wiley, Bonnie, and his other technicians. As we Greeks say, Bless your hands, Dr, Wiley!