Clear vision can change the way you move through life. Whether you are tired of glasses and contacts, noticing age-related vision changes, struggling with cataracts, or seeking advanced treatment for dry eye or retinal health, Will Vision and Laser Centers offers a broad range of modern eye procedures tailored to your needs.
Led by Dr. Brian Will, our practice combines advanced technology, detailed diagnostics, and personalized treatment planning to help patients make confident decisions about their vision. With locations near Portland, Salem, OR, and in Vancouver, WA, we serve patients throughout the Pacific Northwest who want expert care and a clearer path forward.
Advanced Vision Correction Procedures
Vision correction is not one-size-fits-all. Your ideal procedure depends on your prescription, eye health, corneal structure, age, lifestyle, and long-term goals.
At Will Vision and Laser Centers, Dr. Will evaluates each patient carefully before recommending a treatment plan. Our goal is to help you understand your options and choose the procedure that offers the best balance of safety, precision, and visual freedom.
LASIK and Bladeless LASIK
LASIK is one of the most popular procedures for reducing dependence on glasses and contact lenses. It reshapes the cornea so that light focuses more accurately on the retina, improving visual clarity for eligible patients with nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.
Will Vision and Laser Centers offers advanced Wavefront-guided Bladeless LASIK, also known as all-laser LASIK. This approach uses laser technology instead of a manual blade, supporting a more precise and customized treatment experience.
Related LASIK options may include:
- iLASIK
- LASIK for nearsightedness
- LASIK for farsightedness
- LASIK for astigmatism
PRK Laser Vision Correction
PRK is another laser vision correction option that can treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. It may be recommended for patients who are not ideal candidates for LASIK, including some patients with thin corneas or a higher risk of eye trauma from work, sports, or hobbies.
PRK uses laser energy to reshape the cornea without creating a corneal flap. Recovery is usually longer than LASIK, but the long-term visual quality can be similar for many patients.
EVO ICL
EVO ICL™ is an implantable lens option for patients who want clear vision without removing corneal tissue. Unlike LASIK or PRK, EVO ICL does not reshape the cornea. Instead, a thin, biocompatible lens is placed inside the eye to correct nearsightedness, with or without astigmatism.
EVO ICL may be a strong option for patients with thin corneas, dry eye, high prescriptions, or those who are not ideal LASIK candidates. The lens is designed to remain in place long-term but can be removed if vision needs change in the future.
Refractive Lens Exchange
Refractive Lens Exchange, or RLE, replaces the eye’s natural lens with a clear artificial lens. It is often considered for patients over 45 who want to reduce dependence on glasses, contacts, and reading glasses.
RLE may help address nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and age-related changes in near vision. Because the natural lens is removed, the treated eye cannot develop a cataract in the future.
Premium RLE lens options may include:
- Premium Light Adjustable Lens
- Premium Multifocal Lens
- Advanced lens implants for a broader range of vision
- Customized lens planning based on your lifestyle
Cataract Surgery
Cataracts occur when the natural lens of the eye becomes cloudy, leading to blurry vision, glare, difficulty driving at night, and faded colors. Cataract surgery removes the cloudy lens and replaces it with a clear artificial lens implant.
Modern cataract surgery can do more than restore clarity. Depending on your eye health and goals, advanced lens options may also help reduce dependence on glasses after surgery.
IOL Upgrade
Some patients are unhappy with their vision after previous cataract surgery or older lens implant technology. An IOL upgrade may help improve vision when the current lens implant does not meet a patient’s visual needs.
An IOL upgrade may be considered when vision is affected by residual prescription, older implant technology, unwanted visual side effects, or less-than-ideal lens performance. Dr. Will can evaluate the current implant, eye health, and visual goals to determine whether an upgrade may be appropriate.
Presbyopia Treatment
Presbyopia is the age-related loss of near focusing ability that usually begins after age 40. Patients often notice that they need reading glasses for phones, menus, labels, books, or computer work.
Treatment options depend on your eyes and lifestyle. Dr. Will may discuss options such as LASIK-based strategies, lens-based procedures, or other advanced near vision solutions to help reduce dependence on readers.
Dry Eye Treatment
Dry eye can cause burning, irritation, redness, tearing, blurry vision, and difficulty wearing contact lenses. Many cases are related to meibomian gland dysfunction, which affects the tear film’s oil layer and causes tears to evaporate too quickly.
Will Vision and Laser Centers offers advanced diagnostic testing and targeted treatments for dry eye, including MiBo ThermoFlo® and LipiFlow®. These therapies are designed to address blocked oil glands and improve tear film stability.
Dry AMD Treatment
Dry age-related macular degeneration, or dry AMD, affects the macula and can gradually impact central vision. Will Vision and Laser Centers offers Valeda® photobiomodulation therapy for eligible patients with dry AMD.
Valeda PBM is a non-invasive, light-based treatment designed to support retinal cell function and complement ongoing retinal care. Eligibility and results vary, so a complete retinal evaluation is necessary to determine whether this treatment is appropriate.
Advanced Diagnostic and Laser Technology
The right technology helps support safer, more precise, and more personalized care. Will Vision and Laser Centers use advanced diagnostic and laser systems to evaluate the eye in detail and guide treatment planning.
Technology may include:
- iDesign® Wavefront technology
- Pentacam HR corneal imaging
- Excimer laser treatment systems
- Advanced iFS femtosecond laser
- High-definition corneal tomography
- Retinal imaging and OCT testing
These tools help Dr. Will better understand each patient’s eyes and recommend treatment based on accurate, detailed information.
Why Choose Will Vision and Laser Centers
Will Vision and Laser Centers offers a premium, expertise-driven approach to eye care in the Pacific Northwest. Dr. Brian Will is a highly respected refractive surgeon with decades of experience in advanced vision correction and lens-based procedures.
Patients choose Will Vision and Laser Centers for:
- Personalized treatment planning with Dr. Brian Will
- Advanced laser and diagnostic technology
- A broad range of surgical and non-surgical vision solutions
- Detailed education before treatment decisions
- Premium care focused on safety, precision, and visual quality
- Convenient care near Portland, OR, and in Vancouver, WA
Our goal is not to recommend the same procedure for every patient. Our goal is to help you understand your options and choose the solution that best fits your eyes, lifestyle, and long-term vision needs.
Explore Your Vision Correction Options in Portland, OR
Will Vision and Laser Centers serves patients near Portland, OR, and in Vancouver, WA. To learn more about our eye procedures and find out which option may be right for you, call (360) 885-1327 to schedule a consultation.