How affordable is LASIK surgery at Wills Laser Vision at Princeton?
The price for LASIK is extremely reasonable when you consider the amount of expert care dedicated to each patient. It includes all medications, post-operative care, and any necessary enhancements for one year.

Can I get financing for my surgery?
Yes.

How much will it cost to find out if LASIK surgery will work for me?
Wills Laser Vision at Princeton offers free first consultations at which you can find out if LASIK surgery is likely to help you.

Will LASIK surgery give me 20/20 vision?
No reputable doctor would promise that LASIK surgery will deliver 20/20 vision. In almost every case, LASIK surgery delivers improved vision that is frequently 20/20, but it is possible that a patient will need glasses for reading or night driving. At Wills Laser Vision at Princeton, we have achieved an excellent success rate with a low requirement for enhancement.

How long will it take?
LASIK surgery itself takes very little time - generally 15 minutes. Your stay will be approximately 1-1/2 to 2 hours on the day of your surgery. You should plan on relaxing the day of your surgery, and save time the next day for a follow-up visit.

What is the best technology?
Although the results from LASIK are largely surgeon-dependent, your results also depend on the equipment used. Wills Laser Vision at Princeton is equipped with the most advanced technology, including the newest generation of IntraLase 100% Blade-free LASIK, and a state-of-the-art excimer laser and microkeratomes. For optimal results, we calibrate our VISX WaveScan S4 laser system prior to each patient treatment and sterilize our equipment prior to each use. At Wills Laser Vision quality is our main concern. We do not cut corners.

What are the risks?
Complications are relatively rare and almost always treatable. In fact, the surgeons at Wills Laser Vision at Princeton are often called upon to handle other surgeons' complications. As with any other surgery, there is always some risk, but understand that our surgeons feel their greatest responsibility is the patient's safety.

I know that LASIK surgery can help people who are nearsighted or farsighted, but I have astigmatism. Can LASIK surgery help me?
Most likely. Of course, it will take a thorough examination and topographical analysis to know for sure.