LasikPlus Vision Center

Dr. Wills and ALL his staff are extremely caring and informative. When I went in for a consultation they tested/​measured my eyes, and after doubting if I should get the procedure done, his staff reassured me that I was making the right decision and measured my eyes again the day of surgery to make sure the numbers are accurate. After the surgery my ride home wasn’t able to pick me up, so I was trying to request an Über and had troubles viewing my phone screen given that I just had my eyes done and everything was a bit blurry. So Nadine politely offered to help me with it, she ordered my Über and waited with me until my Über arrived. I’m pretty sure they always go above and beyond their job duties to ensure the patients are well taken care of. I would definitely recommend Dr. Wills who talks you through the entire procedure and his staff to anyone looking to get lasik. I’m now glasses free and seeing ²⁰⁄₂₀!

I had PRK here almost a week ago and everything went as perfect as I could have hoped. Everyone at this office is friendly, professional, and kind. The day of my procedure everyone was very patient with me and helped calm my nerves while they did last minute measurements and while I waited for the valium to kick in. Dr. Wills was fantastic, he helped me relax and made sure I knew exactly what to do post-​op and told me if I needed anything to call the emergency number on my paperwork, that I was not alone and not to be afraid to reach out if I felt I needed anything during my healing process. The actual procedure was so fast: 16 seconds on one eye, 18 on the other! From –7 myopia with astigmatism to fixed, just like that. After I walked out of the operating room I burst into tears when I realized I could see and read everything around me. Super emotional moment for me. I honestly don’t know what I was so afraid of for all those years but I am glad I finally took the plunge. Best thing I’ve ever done for myself and worth every penny! Dr. Wills then called me that evening after my nap to check on me and make sure I knew exactly what to do with the drops and everything else to make sure my healing started off right. Thank you so much Dr. Wills and LasikPlus! I just had my first follow up for bandage contact lens removal yesterday and they said I am healing right on schedule. I’m loving my new eyes! This has been SO life changing!

By far the best life decision I ever made. The procedure was quick and painless. The doctor walks you through everything he doing so you are completely aware. I thought I would be scared but with the friendly staff I felt completely comfortable. I will continue to recommend LASIK to everyone I know to LASIK plus!

I can see ²⁰⁄₂₀ now without glasses or contacts thanks to the wonderful Dr. Wills and staff at LASIKPlus — Tysons :) Everyone was great and so knowledgeable. I’m so glad I got it done and wished I should have done it way sooner. I would definitely recommend, it’s life changing!

Great experience at LasikPlus. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The doctor answered all my questions and concerns. Very reasonably priced for the northern VA area. Highly recommend.

I had a great experience with LasikPlus. The doctor answered all of my concerns and the staffs were extremely helpful. I would recommend friends and family to come here to Lasik.

Wow ²⁰⁄₂₀ vision again. Just had my 1 day follow-​up and very pleased. The staff were great and Dr. Wills even called last night to check on me, which I greatly apprecaited. I also really appreciated how I was asked multiple times on the day of the procedure to confirm that we were doing both eyes and not doing monovision — it seems overkill but from a patient safety perspective, I appreciated it. During the procedure which took may be 10 minutes, Dr. Wills was talking to me the entire time about what to expect. Overall, very pleased — no more contacts, no more glasses!!!

After my surgery at LasikPlus Vision Center by Dr. Wills, one of my eyelids got droopy and I suffered nerve pain for the rest of life. My eye sight is okay but I immediately had trauma caused by this surgery. I still live with chronic pain. I was not informed ahead of time that one of my eyes was not a candidate for LASIK. I feel my surgery was a disaster based on my experience.
I had pre-​exam before the surgery and was never alerted that I had a risk of one eye needing PRK instead of LASIK (was told after the surgery began). I do not want anyone to suffer like I have so you should consider the risks of having surgery. You may be lucky and not experience any of the issues that I have, but you should be aware there are risks.

I had an excellent experience with LasikPlus recently. The staff was very friendly and helpful (even after I paid, which I have heard complaints about other Lasik centers for their services lacking after payment). Dr. Wills kept me informed of what was going on the entire procedure, I was extremely nervous and could not have been a worse patient– he was kind and understanding of my concerns. When I scheduled my procedure, I asked for Valium to relax me as I was very nervous. They happily complied and I was able to take the medicine prior to the procedure, not sure I could have gone through with it without the valium.
Afterwards my eyes were not particularly dry, I was so happy to find I had very little complications.
The cost was approx $ 3600 which is almost $ 1000 less than I was quoted at The Eye Center. I now see ²⁰⁄₁₅ and feel it was worth every penny. So glad I went with LasikPlus. Thank you Dr. Wills and staff, I could not have had a better experience.

I got LASIK in June this year at this location and it is one of the best decisions I ever made. The staff was very friendly and made you feel very comfortable. Dr. Weltman saw me for my initial visit to determine that I was a candidate and for my 2 month follow up. She is excellent! My surgery was performed by Dr. Neil Wills. He is fantastic! He will be straight forward and tell you about all the risks but he definitely knows what he is doing and has a great bedside manner. The day of my surgery I was extremely nervous but the entire staff did everything to ease my nerves. I am so happy I chose this location to get LASIK, I could not have asked for a better experience and results!

I just had LASIK done yesterday and feel incredible! It is so great waking up and being able to see instead of frantically searching for your glasses! Dr. Wills is fantastic. He explained everything that I would feel prior to the procedure and waited until I felt I was ready to go in. He even called me the same night to make sure I was feeling ok. Looking back, I can’t believe I waited this long to have LASIK done.

I waited for years to get this procedure done. After shopping around to different places. I found the place for me. The service was incredible. My credit is really bad so there was no way I was going to get approved for a loan through a credit company but the have an internal credit option that worked for my situation. I only had to put $ 600 down and the rest was is monthly payments. I highly reccomend this location if you are looking to get this procedure done.

Getting Lasik done here was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
I’ll cut right to the chase with what you probably care about.
The cost ended up being around $ 3700 for both eyes. Not sure what affects it, but I have around –6.00 power on both eyes with astigmatism if that helps. There are financing options for ¹²⁄₁₈ months with 0% interest if you get approved. Included in the cost is this lifetime plan where you can come back for enhancements if you end up needing them later!
The operation was over before I knew it. The only points I felt anything were during the eye suctioning and the eyelid holder. Those were little weird, but completely painless. The smell of the laser was also strange, but nothing to be afraid of. To be completely honest, I think the puff of air from that machine that checks your pressure when getting new glasses/​contacts is more frightening, hahaha. Dr. Wills will make sure you’re comfortable the entire time and he’s spot on with cues like «you’ll see this» or «you’ll feel this». He did an absolutely amazing job. It was actually kind of fun! In addition, the rest of the staff leading up to that point such as Dr. Niyigina who was spot-​on with my prescription, and the front desk associates were phenomenal!
My eyes were burning for about 3 – 4 hours after surgery. Dr. Wills described it as getting hit by pepper spray, but considering that’s never happened to me, I would describe it as getting some shampoo in your eyes. Easily bearable if you just close them for a bit, even if you can’t fall asleep.
5 – 6 hours after the operation, the burning has completely subsided, and it just feels like I’ve had my contacts in for too long. Actually, it feels even better than contacts ever were to me, and I’m seeing clearer than ever already! My eyes are still a bit sensitive to bright light, but that was completely expected. I can’t wait to wake up in the morning and really enjoy my new eyes!
Thank you!
EDIT: 2.5 months later, happy as can be!

Very professional and friendly stuff! My husband is not wearing his glasses any more! I highly recommend LASIK PLUS!!!

It has been 3 months since I’ve been in to get my Lasik treatment re-​done (My vision changed once I had a baby). I am very please with my results ²⁰⁄₁₅ to be exact. The staff is friendly and the Dr. Wills is excellent, hats off to the whole team at the Tyson’s Corner location.

Its been almost 3 weeks since the procedure and all i can say is wow! I wish i could have done this 5 years ago.
I had great experience with Lasik Plus. The procedure took less than 10 minutes. The facility is very clean and staff was very friendly. I will definitely recommend this place.
I had ²⁰⁄₂₀₀ before the procedure and now im at ²⁰⁄₁₅.

An efficient, professional, and fantastic experience.
The office is clean and modern. The front desk staff is AMAZING and extremely personable.
I went for my consultation, was seen right away, and was in and out in 75 minutes. They do a thorough exam and answer any and all questions you have.
The day of my procedure I was taken in right away, and the procedure itself lasted 10 minutes.
Dr. Dastrange is wonderful. She has an excellent bedside manner and truly cares for her patients. Dr. Wills, the surgeon, is a little more straight laced, but his job is to keep his patients aware of all of the risks and know what they are expected to experience.
The aftermath is nothing to «rate» the office/​doctor on. The recovery was painful about 6 hours following surgery, but the next few days were really easy for me and now I see ²⁰⁄₂₀ one week later.
As an active athlete, this was the best thing I have ever done.

I had LASIK done at this center 7 yrs ago.
It was a traumatic experience. Not very professional! They even forgot to give me the prescription antibiotics! I was not given any relaxer med for the procedure, I think it would have helped me! When they are cutting, you can smell your flesh being burned. They don’t tell you that they burn many of your pain receptors in your eye, now I get eyelashes in my eyes and can barely feel them. The eyes stung post surgery, I was in too much pain to sleep. I actually almost cried because they were burning so badly the rest of the night. The next day, vision was better, no more glasses, but dryness and halos were horrible.
7 years later… I still have very dry eyes and severe halos. My vision has gotten worse since I had the LASIK done. My vision is now ²⁰⁄₄₀ and 20/​50, changed enough to where I need enhancements or glasses/​contacts. Is that not why I got Lasik in the first place?!?
Everything pretty much has a fuzz to it. Remind you, I had the more expensive LASIK procedure where they «map» your eye.
I went in today and talked about enhancements or PRK, not with the Dr of course, but an assistnat. I feel the Dr only comes in to cut your eye and get his check. I found out that they actually scrape away part of your cornea! And your chance of getting reading glasses sooner increases with the surgery! Your downtime is up to a month before your vision gets better and its a week before you can even go back to work, since its such a big deal. I was told I would need a script for pain meds and should stay in bed for at least 4 days. They didn’t tell me this in the begininning about enhancements!
Increasing eye drops does not help at all. Nothing seems too.
If I could do it again, I would have found a more professional place and waited until I could barely see or not do it at all.
As for the place:
You go in for your consultation, after a few hours and lots of visual testing, you find out if your a candidate. It’s not cheap. The place is clean, but not too modern.
The front desk people are on the snobby side. It’s all about the money and the doctor and optometrist telling you what you want to hear. I felt like I was just another number and more money on their paychecks. No one was personable at all.
You meet the doctor briefly so he can scare you by telling you what could happen but he’s not responsible for. Like the dryness and halos. Otherwise, you deal with one office person after another.
Day of surgery, you go in, lay on a table while several people are shuffling around you and then you have your eyes pried open, poor lots of drops, and they tell you not to blink as the laser cuts your eyes open.
Sorry not a great experience for me.

I got Lasik because I was beyond tired of wearing glasses (cumbersome, bad in the rain and also in the heat, ruined nice evenings looks, etc) and contacts were not happening for me.
LasikPlus Vision Center is pretty great. I went with them because they were about a grand less expensive than the other quote I got. It’s been a month and I feel good. Seeing without extra help is really fun, and useful.
I’ll start with the pros. The Center was clean, comfortable, sort of metro accessible (you have to take a shuttle from the metro stop but it’s doable) and the staff is extremely helpful and polite. I liked Dr. Wills, although I felt like he played Bad Cop with me a little bit. I had many questions about the surgery and possible side effects, so it’s his job to make sure I’m fully aware of all the risks. He said that getting the surgery was like «stepping into the abyss» and that was pretty scary. I was still willing to go forward with it though, and I’m happy now that I did. The pricing is not cheap, but it is reasonable compared to other Lasik providers in the region.
Now for the cons. I really only have one con with LasikPlus Vision center specifically: they didn’t give me any samples when I told them I had not had a chance to fill the drops prescription. This caused me a lot of pain and suffering down the line. Now for the cons with getting Lasik in general: there was pain. They tell you to go home and go straight to sleep after the surgery, and this is NOT A JOKE. I went first to fill my drops prescription before going home and oh man was that a mistake. You have about 15 minutes before your eyes erupt into searing, blinding pain. I felt like my eyes were full of sharp toothpicks. Eventually, I had to keep them shut (which diminished the pain slightly) while my boyfriend guided me around CVS. This was a bad scene, so if you get the surgery before you’ve had a chance to get your drops, ASK FOR THE SAMPLES. Demand them, if you have to.
Also, this surgery is not the magical experience that I feel like many people/​commercials promote. I could see the next day, but everything was blurry around the edges, I had intense halos and my first experience walking around DC at night was terrifying (as was being on the metro). Everything looks bright, sharp, and intensified to the point of being painful. I’ve never taken hallucinogenic drugs before but this is what I imagined it would feel like.
I also discovered that the blurriness worsened after I’d been working on the laptop for a little while. Plus, I had one bad day where I felt constantly close to fainting/​throwing up. So if you do this, do not expect to wake up the next day and everything is sunshine and rainbows for you and your sparklin’ new eyes. They slice into your eye with a laser and it feels like your eyeballs have been laser-​raped for about five days. The sun becomes your number one enemy and you start to wonder if they somehow turned you into a vampire while they were messing with your eyes. Full disclosure here, I’ve been told that I have a low threshold for pain which I think is a lie, but this seriously hurt like hell.
Overall, I’m glad I did this and LasikPlus did a good job. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone who’s making it work with contacts, but for all the rest of you it could be a good idea.

My wife and were sort of tired of paying for glasses and contacts. For me, it was more of the awkwardness of trying to kiss in the dark only to smash into your partner’s glasses.
So off we went, with my employer’s vision insurance card in hand, to go see the eye doctors in hopes of a messiah-​like miracle to help my otherwise blind wife to see without any spectacles.
We were met with a clean lobby, with an awesome coffee machine, and a clear view of the operating room. They have a glass wall so patients who are going for an evaluation can see what’s actually happening.
So after a first day multi-​hour appointment to evaluate The Wife, she was declared a candidate and we scheduled her appointment later. The front desk surprised me by letting me know that I did get a 15% discount for my vision insurance and would also was eligible to finance the surgery over 18 months interest free. Of course I hopped on it after having my mortgage drink up a large chunk of my disposable income.
On appointment day, my wife was called in, re-​evaluated (since she was wearing contacts before her first appointment, they had to confirm the shape of her eye), and then sent in for surgery. In a matter of 1.5 hours, they had her evaluated, prepped, and complete. She went home to take a nap and voila! New eyes. It was as if Jesus himself touched her face.
Anyway, the best part is that her plan allows for a lifetime of adjustments if things aren’t where they should be and they can do something about it. Not bad for three grand, eh?