Will Vision and Laser Centers opened its doors in April, 1998, making it one of the first centers to offer laser vision correction in Washington. Since that time Dr Brian R Will has successfully performed thousands of laser vision correction procedures in Washington.
Dr Will’s commitment to leading edge technology for laser vision correction in Washington is a natural result of his absolute passion for delivering the highest level of surgical precision and safety for his patients. He is one of the few ophthalmic surgeons performing laser vision correction in Washington and world-wide to have been doubly board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance.
Dr Will is an established world authority in the field of refractive surgery and we are fortunate to have his expertise with laser vision correction in Washington state. In the course of his career Dr Will has been an invited speaker at many professional ophthalmology conferences around the country.
Will Vision is one of the few centers offering laser vision correction in Washington which utilizes only the most advanced technology for all patients. There is no “stair stepping” of prices or making patients choose different “package” options. Each patient undergoes a procedure on the VISX Star S4 which employs iris registration and CustomVue wavefront technology.
Another feature which sets Will Vision and Laser Centers apart from many centers performing laser vision correction in Washington is the use of the IntraLASE. The IntraLASIK procedure replaces the outdated technology of the microkeratome in the creation of the flap. IntraLASE has been demonstrated in FDA clinical trials and by our own results performing laser vision correction in Washington over the past five and a half years to provide safer outcomes, superior refractive results and markedly improved precision in flap creation.
For a prospective patient seeking laser vision correction in Washington the logical choice is Will Vision and Laser Centers.
