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Wish I could give Dr. Lehman 10 Stars! I began to have problem driving because of light flaring because of cataracts. Pretty quickly I could only read very large print. Dr. Lehman diagnosed and encouraged immediate correction. He removed my natural lenses and replaced them with plastic lenses. I went from having to wear glasses/contacts since elementary school to having 20-10 vision--for life. These plastic lenses will not change as I get older. Another eye surgeon I visited performs cataract surgery using another common procedure: remove the cataract, reshape the natural lenses to 20/20. But in this procedure, the patient's eyes will flatten as they age-requiring glasses again. This other surgeon encouraged me to wait out the (increasingly dangerous and lost vision) eyesight situation, until my eyes were just unusable. However, Dr. Lehman said there is no reason to wait at all (because implants won't age). The surgery was smooth--I had perfect vision at 8 am the next morning! YAY
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Dr. Lehmann Jr accepts Aetna, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Lehmann Jr accepts here.
Dr. Lehmann Jr's office is located at 4775 Hamilton Wolfe Rd Ste 2 San Antonio, TX 78229.
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Dr. Lehmann Jr has been practicing as an Ophthalmology Specialist for 23 years.
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