Davis Vision Center

I had LASIK done here a week ago and had a great experience. The next day, although still a bit blurry, I saw ²⁰⁄₂₀! The staff is awesome. They are kind and very helpful and are more than happy to help you with any questions or concerns. The procedure was very affordable and also very quick. I had a great experience and would be happy to suggest them to anyone!

Davis Vision is a wonderful facility and I highly recommend it. I got PRK done with them. The staff is mostly wonderful, Dr. Hepworth is great, and Dr. Davis is very knowledgeable and skilled. The front desk staff is always very friendly and helpful.

Just had LASIK done with Dr. Davis and I was very impressed. He’s professional and helpful, as is the staff. He does all of the procedures himself, so unlike some of the other «big names» in LASIK, you’re not going to his son or his assistant. There’s just Dr. Davis who has personally performed more than 25,000 LASIK procedures.
Let’s be honest, the actual eye resurfacing is done by a computer anyway, it’s just about how well you can cut/​peel back a cornea, and from my personal experience, Dr. Davis did very well.
What was the procedure like? You take a Valium (get a little buzz…) and then they mess around with your eyes, cut a flap in the cornea, peel back the flap, and then the computer takes over as you hear some sounds like a bug zapper and your eye is resurfaced. I had my surgery on a Friday morning and Saturday evening I was mountain biking. I thought I would be out of commission for a week, but I was ready to go the next morning. I still have a little dryness, but the wetting drops takes care of that.
I don’t think I would necessarily recommend Davis Vision as a regular Optometrist, just as I wouldn’t recommend Standard Optical for LASIK. However, they were exactly what I was looking for in LASIK: experienced, affordable (not the cheapest & not the most expensive), and very focused on LASIK.
Finally, I agree with the other reviewer… if you’re looking for an Ophtalmologist who will drain a cyst you insist is a «chalazion» (use spell checker) perhaps you should consider another Doctor.

The front desk staff was friendly. That is the only nice thing I have to say.
I had a very infected chalasion, and Dr. Davis was the only ophthalmologist that could get me in same day. I told him that I had seen my PCP about this bump on my eyelid that had been there for at least 5 years. It had never really bothered me before, but must have been getting bigger because within the last month 3 different people had asked what it was.
It had started to get a little sore, and swollen, so I went to my PCP, who told me it looked like a chalasion, and suggested I go see an ophthalmologist.
By the end of the next day my eyelid was swollen shut, but it was too late to make an appointment. The next morning I started calling around. All of the ophthalmologists I called could only get me in 5 days later, except for Dr. Davis.
We went in that same afternoon, hopeful I could get some relief.
Even after telling Dr. Davis all of this, he only looked at the edge of my eyelid, and told me it was a sty. He wasn’t friendly, or engaging. Most of the time he just looked at his monitor, with occasional glances at me. My husband and young son were with me, and didn’t even get acknowledged.
As I was about to leave, Dr. Davis asked me to look down, and said I had quite a knot in the middle if my swollen lid. I said that was the bump I had been talking about. He dismissed it, gave me some oral antibiotics, and some topical antibiotic cream, which he didn’t tell me how I should use. The cream is for cuts, which I didn’t have.
I called my PCP, feeling very frustrated. He told me he was so sorry I didn’t get helped, and told me to come in any time the next day, and he wouldn’t charge me for it. That night my swelling got worse, which I didn’t think was possible. I started getting really worried that my eye would get damaged from all the pressure.
My husband took me to our PCP the next afternoon, when he could get done with work. Our PCP looked at my eye, and said the chalasion really needed to be drained. Their office was closing, but he stayed an hour later to get me taken care of.
Within 2 hours of getting it drained my eyelid was bruised, but the swelling had gone down significantly, and the pain was mostly gone as well.