Clinic Directory
Mann Eye Institute
Chalazion and eyelid care in Austin, TX
At a glance
- Address
- 4314 W Braker Ln Ste 215, Austin, TX 78759 78759
- Phone
- +15122003937
- Website
- manneye.com
- Rating
- Rating data: Google
Services
- chalazion-removal
- chalazion-surgery
- eyelid-bump-removal
What to expect at this clinic
This practice is listed in Austin, Texas, and appears in our directory of eye care providers compiled from public business listings. It maintains its own website, where you can confirm insurance participation and booking options before calling. Services published for this location include chalazion-removal, chalazion-surgery, eyelid-bump-removal.
Reviews from Google
Short excerpts of public Google reviews. Full text stays on Google; quotes are shown for orientation only and are not endorsements by Chalazion Guide.
5/5“I am a very happy patient of the Mann Eye Institute in North Auston, on Braker Lane. My cataracts had advanced to the point that I could not drive at night, prescription glasses di…”
4/5“Honestly, I think the place is nice but there are huge efficiency gaps in the customer experience. I honestly wish I just had a way to give this feedback to the business owners so”
5/5“I had a very pleasant experience with my cataract procedure. Every interaction was so warm and friendly. Grayson assisted me in the back office. Kiara and Mallory assisted at the f…”
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Sources & methodology
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