Dr. Terry Tsang Optometry, Inc.

Our experience with vision therapy of Dr Tsang's team has been excellent. There has been a clear improvement in visual coordination and visual processing speed. These changes helped with both sports activities like tennis and reading. The staff are professional, patient, and very knowledgeable. We would definitely recommend this clinic to other families.

My daughter and I both see Dr. Tsang, and she's been wonderful. My 10-year-old has been using Corneal Refractive Therapy lenses for over two years now, and her vision has remained stable. We've had a great experience with both contacts and glasses, and the entire staff is always kind and helpful. We're very grateful, thank you!

I traveled all the way from France to the US to meet Dr. Tsang and her incredible team, as I have been suffering from Visual Snow Syndrome for several years. Before meeting them, I had no idea how anyone could possibly help me -- but they did! From the very first contact, I felt surrounded by kindness, professionalism, and genuine humanity. Dr. Tsang is one of the very few specialists in the world with real expertise in this condition, and her deep understanding, patience, and empathy made me feel truly heard and supported. She gave me the most thorough eye and vision examination I have ever had -- far beyond anything I could have imagined. She quickly understood exactly what was wrong with my visual system and designed a fully customized therapy program to help me. Since starting visual therapy with her team, my symptoms have significantly reduced and my life has improved so much. For the first time in years, I have real hope that things will keep getting better and better. Even though I live in France, distance was never an obstacle. After meeting Dr. Tsang and her team in person three times, they provided me with a complete therapy kit containing all the tools I needed to continue my visual training from home. We now have regular online sessions, and I continue to make steady progress thanks to their ongoing support and guidance. A special thank you to Grace, whose kindness, patience, and constant care made every step of the process so much easier. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Tsang and her entire team for their dedication, their humanity, and the hope they bring to people like me -- people who have very few therapy options because Visual Snow Syndrome is not something most doctors know about. I sincerely wish that more and more patients can benefit from this therapy, and that they won't hesitate to visit Dr. Tsang and invest in their treatment. It is truly life-changing.

We love Dr. Tsang! We had an experience at another vision therapy office that was not great, and I felt so lucky when we were recommended to Dr. Tsang. Naomi is an incredible therapist and I feel like she really genuinely cares about my son and the improvements he's making. Definitely recommend!

Dr. Tsang's office staff are very friendly and kind. Dr. Tsang gave me the most thorough eye exam I have ever had. She worked hard to address all my eye issues. They developed an eye therapy that is really working for me.

I am writing this review for people who find themselves struggling after cataract surgery, IOL implantation, or blepharoplasty and are being told--explicitly or implicitly--that "everything looks fine" and that they should simply wait it out and "just adapt." In my case, although the surgeries themselves were technically perfect, the repeated reassurance that my symptoms would simply go away--or that they were things no Doctors on their team had really encountered before--turned out to be completely wrong. After cataract surgery with IOL implants, I experienced severe difficulty adapting. My vision became extremely sensitive to contrast, light, color saturation, motion, and visual complexity. I suffered from what looked like shimmering or flickering images. Environments that had always felt normal suddenly became overwhelming. My ophthalmic surgeons were excellent surgeons, but they openly acknowledged that they did not have tools or training to address what I was experiencing from a neurological or visual-processing standpoint. After about a month of significant distress, I found Dr. Terry Tsang through ChatGPT--something I never expected to say--and scheduled an appointment. From the very first visit, it was clear I was in the right place. Dr. Tsang immediately recognized the constellation of symptoms I was describing. What shocked me was not that my case was uncommon--most people adapt quickly to IOLs--but that so many other clinicians had been unfamiliar with these issues at all. She was not. She understood neuro-visual adaptation, post-IOL sensory disruption, contrast sensitivity overload, and binocular coordination problems immediately. More importantly, she had the diagnostic tools, structured therapy protocols, and experienced staff to actually treat them. I attended one-hour sessions twice a week. Between visits, I was given targeted home exercises. The therapy began with very basic visual retraining and gradually increased in complexity as my system relearned what it had done automatically for more than six decades--convergence, divergence, depth perception, peripheral integration, distance and near coordination. All of these had been thrown out of sync by the sudden optical changes from surgery. The process was not emotionally easy. For a long time, I wasn't sure it would work, and the visual disruption had a real depressive effect. Dr. Tsang was consistently calm, reassuring, and precise--never dismissive, never vague, and never overly optimistic without reason. Complicating matters further, I had also undergone upper eyelid blepharoplasty. While it is often said that blepharoplasty does not affect vision, in rare cases it absolutely can. My eyelids opened significantly more--roughly 30%--which meant vastly more light and visual data entering my eyes. My brain, which had become efficient by filtering input for decades, was suddenly overwhelmed. This compounded the IOL adaptation problem and created severe neurological overload. Once again, Dr. Tsang understood exactly what was happening and adjusted treatment accordingly. Her staff deserves special mention. They are exceptionally friendly, professional, and highly competent. Being in the office was genuinely pleasant, which made the therapy far less burdensome than it could have been. After several months, the rehabilitation was complete. I am no longer suffering. My vision feels natural again. The world no longer feels visually aggressive or overwhelming. I have fully recovered. If you are struggling after cataract surgery, IOL implants, blepharoplasty, or experiencing unexplained difficulty with visual adaptation, contrast sensitivity, light sensitivity, or neurological overload--and you've been told to "just wait"--I strongly recommend Dr. Terry Tsang with complete confidence. Mike, age 63

Dr. Tsang and her entire staff really care about patients. I started going to visual therapy at her office earlier this year for the treatment of Visual Snow Syndrome after so many places told me there wasn't much I could do to help my symptoms. Going to therapy once a week paired with the homework exercises has greatly improved my vision and symptoms. It takes time and effort to see changes and impact but it is so incredibly worth it!

I love going to Dr Terry's office. The doctor is very thorough and takes her time to find out if there might be problems. Good manner. Would recommend :)