Andrew Caster, MD
Caster Eye Center
Beverly Hills, CA
I would recommend a repeat LASIK, non custom, in 3 months.
Andrew Caster, MD
No, after the LASIK has healed for a few weeks, there should be no problem.
Andrew Caster, MD
I would recommend a second opinion.
Andrew Caster, MD
You must wait until after you fininsh breast feeding .
Andrew Caster, MD
Your vision after LASIK will be similar to the vision with glasses or contacts, for both near and far.
We are not sure of the maximum resolution of the human eye — probably around 20/10.
Andrew Caster, MD
You ask a lot of questions. You should consult other surgeons, because the surgeon is the most important factor, who will make many decisions regarding what is best for you. Consider usaeyes.org.
Andrew Caster, MD
They are both good options, with pros and cons, so you each should choose whichever you personally prefer.
Andrew Caster, MD
With modern equipment, we do not get “free flaps”. the most common problem is that you are close but not perfect and need a touch-up.
Andrew Caster, MD
You have a slight undercorrection. If this persists, an enhancement will help greatly.
Andrew Caster, MD
You can most probably have another procedure. The risks are similar to the first time.
Andrew Caster, MD
Most doctors choose to use a lot of fluid. If you are concerned, then get a second opinion.
Andrew Caster, MD
LASIK is in general frowned upon with children, though some doctors are now doing it.
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