Lasik being perfected
Lasik has been a great invention and has been around since around 1963 with a success rate of 94%. Dr Andrew Caster himself had Lasik in 1996 and tells us his vision has been wonderful since he’s had it done. This is why Andrew Caster MD specializes in Lasik. Dr Andrew Caster is an amazing eye surgeon he assures you the procedure is safe and painless and when done right will give you instant clear vision! Recently in the news there has been a few cases brought forward where some individuals have been victim to not qualifying for Lasik and eye surgeons going through with the procedure against the FDA rules.
Dr Andrew Caster tells us that there are patients that simply do not qualify for Lasik. It is all for ones owns safety. Reasons why you may not qualify for Lasik are if your retina is too sensitive; you suffer from dry eyes or have other serious vision problems that do not allow you to see clearly. These things would disqualify you from the procedure because Lasik might only worsen your vision problems. Eye surgeons like Andrew Caster MD who dedicate there practice to eye surgery are perfecting there craft more every day and are seeing the success of Lasik rise more and more every year.
Recently in the news there has been some talk on Lasik and whether it is safe or not because of the cases that came about in 2008. In 2008 FDA had to over look FDA and other eye surgery procedures because of a site that Dominic Morgan Funded in retaliation to his Lasik gone wrong. In Dominic Morgan’s case he was born with retinopathy of prematurely he already wasn’t a candidate for Lasik he had 20/50 vision which isn’t enough to drive in some states. He did undergo Lasik in the earlier days of eye surgery and with a laser that was not approved by the FDA this damaged his already sensitive retinas leaving Dominic legally blind. Dominic’s case was some years ago and has been taken note of. Eye surgeons such as Andrew Caster MD will not perform eye surgery on those who are not candidate. If you are a candidate for Lasik and would like more information please visit drandrewcaster.com
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