When I went to Laservision for my initial assessment I had the pleasure of being in the waiting room with one of Mr Williams many celebrity patients Cheryl Baker. I also had the honour of having my appointment half an hour late because Ms Baker hadn’t turned up on time and took my slot. It was also interesting that despite me having to wait and there being two other ‘normal’ people in the waiting room, the only people who were given a cup of coffee were Ms Baker and her friend. My prescription was –1.25 in both eyes but at the assessment the optometrist found –1 in both. I asked her if this was a problem and she just said no. I was worried about the difference so I phoned ahead and asked if they could just show me the difference between the two lenses when I got there for treatment. Well I got there on time, reminded the receptionist about my concerns and then I was left to wait for 45 minutes in the waiting room before Mr Williams came to do his pre op bit. I raised my concern with Mr W and asked that they double check. The wee lad didn’t make much of an effort to conceal his annoyance. It was obviously not important to him that I feel comfortable about what was going to happen. It took no more than two minutes to double check and could easily have been done before shorty had to be involved. I hadn’t been worried before but that changed now I was going under Mr Angrys’ needle. I don’t think this would have been a problem if I was one of Mr W’s cherished celebs. I’m not amazed with the results either. I can see without glasses but the target sight has not been achieved. This could be because Mr W was going to use ‘waveguide’ but then decided not to but we will never know now. So if you’re a celeb I highly recommend Laservision. If you are a lesser human like me, I’d go to Maxivision where you’ll pay less and be treated as well as everybody else.