Category Archives: Vision Correction Surgery

  1. The Journey to Clear Vision: What to Expect During Your First Consultation

    Embarking on the journey to clear vision is exciting, and your first consultation at Will Vision is the perfect opportunity to take that life-changing step. Whether you’re considering LASIK, EVO ICL, or another vision correction procedure, our team is committed to providing a comfortable, informative, and personalized experience. Here’s what you can expect during your…

  2. EVO ICL: A Revolutionary Vision Correction Solution

    We’re excited to share with you the newest vision treatment option offered at our practice: the EVO Implantable Collamer Lens (ICL). While LASIK has been a popular and effective method for correcting refractive errors for years, EVO ICL offers a compelling alternative with its unique benefits and suitability for a broader range of patients. What…

  3. How LASIK Can Reshape Vision for People With Astigmatism

    In the realm of vision correction, LASIK stands as the most effective option for people who no longer wish to rely on glasses or contacts. While commonly associated with addressing nearsightedness and farsightedness, LASIK also offers a transformative solution for another common eyesight issue: astigmatism.  Astigmatism, characterized by blurred or distorted vision at any distance,…

  4. 10 Warning Signs of Age-Related Eye Problems

    Vision problems are a common, if not inevitable, part of the aging process. Some issues are annoying, while others are eye diseases that may lead to blindness if left untreated. Early detection is the secret to solving eye problems before they increase in severity. However, this can only come through regular eye examinations and looking…

  5. Myopia: Is There A Cure for Nearsightedness?

    Myopia is defined as a problem seeing things far away. Although nearsightedness affects all ages, the constant use of digital screens on smartphones, tablets, and computers has increased its risk with children. But you might ask – if you or your children struggle with nearsightedness, is there a cure? Since the advent of smartphones and…

  6. Bladed vs. Bladeless Lasik

    There seems to be some confusion about bladed and bladeless Lasik. You would think the procedures have vast differences in performance and results. But a more accurate comparison is simple. The difference is only how your surgeon performs the step to create the corneal flap. Other than that, the surgeries are essentially the same. Although…

  7. 3 Lesser-Known LASIK Alternatives that Could Be Better for You

    There are many paths to better vision. At Will Vision and Laser Centers, we realize that a one-size-fits-all approach to improving vision doesn’t work. Our patients all come to us with vision complaints, but that is where the similarity ends. Some struggle with nearsightedness, others astigmatism. We help patients to resolve dry eye and age-related…

  8. Can You Have LASIK if You’re Pregnant?

    Pregnancy is a time of change, not just for your body, but for the eyes too. Is LASIK safe during pregnancy? Is it best to wait for your refractive eye surgery until after baby arrives? Learn about pregnancy’s impact on vision and how LASIK surgery fits in.  Pregnancy and the Eyes No need to question…

  9. Broke College Student? How to Afford 20/20 Vision

    For many of our patients, LASIK offers lifelong results, improving vision for decades after the initial treatment. Don’t wait until your 30s or 40s to enjoy life without glasses. We can perform this procedure on adults of any age, including college-age patients. Poor college student? Don’t worry, we’re sharing our best tips for affording LASIK…

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    Are You Too Young or Too Old for LASIK?

    Good vision doesn’t have an age limit, but unfortunately, LASIK can. Are you too young or too old for LASIK? Find out below! Am I Too Young for LASIK? Do you have a child that is constantly losing or breaking their glasses? Are you a teen that’s tired of wearing contacts? LASIK seems like the…