In recent years, LASIK eye surgery has become increasingly popular as a safe and effective solution for vision correction. However, along with the surge in demand, there has also been a rise in misleading advertising and pricing tactics within the LASIK industry. In some cases, these misleading tactics have been significant enough that the companies have been investigated by the FTC. In this blog post, we delve into the common deceptive practices that consumers should be aware of when considering LASIK surgery. Understanding LASIK Advertising Tactics Many LASIK clinics often rely on advertis ..read more

Are you tired of reaching for your glasses or fumbling for your contact lenses every morning? The prospect of clear vision without visual aids can be pretty tempting. Lasik, or Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis, is a revolutionary surgical procedure that can help you achieve that. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the laser eye surgery journey and Lasik recovery. If you’re considering Lasik, you’re likely curious about the vision correction recovery process. Rest assured, we’re here to provide you with a detailed roadmap to ensure your post-Lasik journey will be smooth. With La ..read more

Are you tired of the hassle of glasses and contact lenses? Do you dream of waking up each morning with clear vision? Imagine bidding farewell to your corrective eyewear and embracing life with improved visual clarity. LASIK in Portland, OR can help you see clearly without glasses or contacts. At Will Vision and Laser Centers, we understand how important your eyesight is to your daily life, and we share in your desire for clear, comfortable vision. Many people are drawn to a surgical solution to correct their eyesight, and while it is suitable for many, it’s essential to recognize that LASIK s ..read more

Many people start considering LASIK vision correction to improve their quality of life as they approach middle age. However, you may have heard that the candidacy window for this procedure narrows as you get older. Though age could be a factor, there are other eligibility factors to weigh before getting laser eye surgery. If you’re near or over 40 and thinking about getting LASIK, the first step to making an informed decision is to consult a reputable ophthalmologist to determine if LASIK is best for you. First, however, this post will examine vital issues shaping the debate. Is LASIK a Good ..read more

With LASIK eye surgery being the most prevalent procedure for men and women who struggle with farsightedness, nearsightedness, and astigmatism, PRK is an excellent option that delivers the same outcomes as LASIK but with a longer post-surgery recovery. PRK (photorefractive kerectomy) technology has been refined since its inception in the early 1990s to improve how light focuses on the retina by reshaping the cornea. Dr. Brian Will employs PRK on patients with thin corneas or who struggle with other factors that disqualify them from LASIK. Like LASIK, PRK results are permanent. PRK opens the d ..read more

Monovision LASIK is a vision correction designed for patients who struggle to see near and far. For distance, it corrects the dominant eye. For near vision, it undercorrects the non-dominant eye. The outcome includes eliminating the need for reading glasses or contacts for distance. Still, many people in the Pacific Northwest are unaware that this type of correction is possible. Board-certified ophthalmologist Dr. Brian Will is a renowned LASIK and refractive surgeon. He offers cutting-edge procedures and techniques to address his patients’ vision needs, with changes that provide lifelong be ..read more

Eating right, sleeping well, and exercising regularly are how we keep fit, feel healthy and strengthen muscles, cartilage, and bones. In addition, an active lifestyle will reduce the risk of developing chronic health problems like type-2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart issues. Still, you might not realize the lesser-known benefits of staying active, like how it impacts our lifelong eye health. A Sedentary Lifestyle Will Increase the Risk of Eye Disease First, look at what can happen to our eyes if we don’t stay active. It makes us more susceptible to vision loss as we age. Those chro ..read more

Prevailing wisdom states that contact lenses are safer than LASIK for vision correction – but as time goes by, we’ve learned new things to challenge this belief. Board-certified ophthalmologist Dr. Brian Will notes that contact lens wearers are more likely than LASIK surgery patients to develop complications that eventually lead to vision loss. Based on medical reviews of several extensive studies, daily contact lens wearers have a 1% chance of developing a severe lens-related eye infection over 30 years – compared to a one-in-2,000 chance of suffering significant vision loss due to LASIK. Di ..read more

Menopause is a natural part of the aging process that marks the end of your menstrual cycle. During menopause, your body produces less androgen, progesterone, and estrogen, causing a host of uncomfortable symptoms – including hot flashes, sweating, insomnia, and for some women, dry eyes. Symptoms of Dry Eyes Dry eyes can be unpleasant, and can lead to itchiness, burning, and redness. You may feel as if there is sand or grit in your eyes, causing your vision to blur and your eyes to tear up. With dry eyes, it is often difficult to do work that requires long periods of screen time, which may li ..read more

Are you tired of reaching for your glasses or fumbling for your contact lenses every morning? The prospect of clear vision without visual aids can be pretty tempting. Lasik, or Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis, is a revolutionary surgical procedure that can help you achieve that. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the laser eye surgery journey and Lasik recovery. If you’re considering Lasik, you’re likely curious about the vision correction recovery process. Rest assured, we’re here to provide you with a detailed roadmap to ensure your post-Lasik journey will be smooth. With La ..read more