LASIK / FAQs

It is probably a normal healing pattern, but if you are worried talk to your doctor or get a second opinion.

Andrew Caster, MD

There is lots of info on the web. Some of it is accurate.

Andrew Caster, MD

I owuld recommend that you see a strabismus specialist.

Andrew Caster, MD

No. But LASIK will not stop your eyes from changing. So if you want to buy some type of insurance, just make sure that they will be there for your lifetime to honor the commitment.

Andrew Caster, MD

I suggest that you get a second opinion.

Andrew Caster, MD

Around 18, or when the eyes stop changing.

Andrew Caster, MD

It depends on your age. People over 45 cannot have distance and near in the same eye.

Andrew Caster, MD

It might. Also, a non-custom treatment might help.

Andrew Caster, MD

Be patient. It may take several, up to 6, months.

Andrew Caster, MD

Not from what you have mentioned so far.

Andrew Caster, MD

There is disagreement within the profession as to which is best. With your prescription, you should do very well with the Alcon or the Visx lasers.

Andrew Caster, MD

Yes, there is a very good likelihood.

Andrew Caster, MD

Yes.

Andrew Caster, MD

Both are excellent machines, and both have their advocates. Choose the doctor you like and then use the machine he or she prefers.

Andrew Caster, MD