content: (This happened in August of 2013, I was hesitant to post because I believe justice needs to happen in this case, but my honey is just glad to be alive and hasn't pursued the issue any further, so I must respect his wishes.  Dr.  Yee's mistake needs to be out there for future patients to know!  Oh and not to mention the $500 & $1200 hospital bills we've had to pay because this doctor rushed thru his SURGERY!). \n\nWow!  I received a reply from the \""owner\"" of Westfield and he didn't even apologize for the life threatening mistake that happened in his building by one of his doctors!  At least Dr Yee did show a bit of compassion for cutting too deep and hitting an artery and called to see how he was feeling the next day.  You sir should be a shamed of yourself.  \n\nWorst experience ever.  My fianc\u00e9 went in yesterday for a chalazion removal surgery on his left upper eyelid.  The appt was for 4pm, obviously Dr. Yee's last appt of the day, a we were the last ones in the waiting room.  Our kids were with us so my fianc\u00e9 went back to the surgery room alone.  The procedure was done quickly and he was done within 10-15 min.  We were given no discharge papers or explanation of what to and not to expect an care for the wound after surgery.  We were told \""it's a very simple procedure\"".  \nDriving home from Westfield about 5 minutes in, blood started dripping heavily out of my fiance's eyepatch.  We immediately called the office, which was now closed, and told the operator the situation and asked for the doctors immediate response.  Operator said he'd have the doc call.  So we continued driving.  We live across the street from Summerlin hospital and once we got near it we knew the blood leakage was not normal and we stopped in to the emergency room.  He was immediately taken in to the ER and they tried to stop the blood flow.  20 minutes after speaking to Westfield's operator I received the call back and spoke to Dr Yee who said to me \""you're wasting your time going to the ER, you just need to put pressure on it for a few minutes.\""\nI was livid.  The nurses put pressure on his eye for 5 hours!  Yes 5 hours ad having blood & blood clots pour out of his eyelid.  The ER doctors didn't know what to do and attempted to contact Dr Yee for help.  We arrived at the ER at 5:15pm, Dr Yee didn't show up until 9pm.  After a short period of prepping to do surgery Dr Yee went to work trying to fix the problem he created.  It took an hour and 30 minutes of excruciating pain and suffering for the doc to stop the bleeding.  I am grateful that my fianc\u00e9 was finally fixed and is home resting, but I am so upset and disturbed by the lack of care Dr Yee presented during the initial surgery.  He must have had a long day and rushed through the chalazion removal, which caused him to cut too deep and rupture an artery.  \nThis has not only caused physical pain, but also mental and emotional suffering for our whole family, especially my fianc\u00e9.\nThanks for reading this, I hope you choose to take care of your eyes at a more upstanding caring and professional eye center.