Pain-Free Lasik
Dr. Andrew Caster
Experience: over 30,000 Laser corrections
Had his own vision corrected with Lasik
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A Note from Lasik and Smile Surgeon Dr. Caster
Lasik laser vision correction is one of the great medical advances of our time, when performed on the appropriate person in the proper way. Though you have lived with poor eyesight for years, you can now have this painless, five-minute treatment and walk out minutes later seeing better with your own eyes — without needing glasses or contact lenses. This treatment is an incredibly liberating and emotional experience. There is really no other medical procedure that combines such an amazing improvement with a lack of pain and so very rapid recovery.My own nearsightedness and astigmatism were corrected with Lasik in 1996, and I have enjoyed wonderful eyesight ever since. I have used Lasik laser vision correction to improve the eyesight of my son, my son-in-law, my two brothers, and many other members of my extended family. I have been an ophthalmologist for over thirty-five years, and for the past twenty-five years I have dedicated my practice exclusively to Lasik laser vision correction. During this time I have performed over 30,000 treatments. For the past five years we have been providing the newest minimally-invasive, small-incision version known as Smile. I am one of the few doctors in the United States who focuses his practice exclusively within this specialty, known as refractive surgery. This extreme specialization is one of the keys to our great results. When you apply all of your talent and energies to one narrow specialty, you learn how to do it very, very well.
Andrew I. Caster, MD, FACS
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Dr. Caster discusses treatments for baby boomers on the NBC Today Show.
CBS News anchor has Lasik by Dr. Caster, and explains it step by step!
Former Lakers player Kurt Rambis at the Caster Eye Center where he underwent Lasik eye treatment.
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Lasik Patients Sharing their Lasik Journey
Carlos
Firefighter
" I had an amazing experience with Dr. Caster. I struggled with contacts from the age of 13 and when I met Dr. Caster I know I was ready to put my trust in his work. Best medical decision I ever made. "
Pamela
Interior Designer
" Dr. Caster gave me the ability to see like I’m 25 years old again. If only he could do that for my entire body. I was terrified to do this. Who wouldn’t be? It is truly a miracle. And I’d do it over again in a heartbeat. I have Monovision and I can see near and far perfectly without glasses! "
Thomas
Project Manager
"The procedure took a couple of seconds for each eye, and I was in and out in a few minutes. I was able to drive the next day for the follow up appointment with my improved vision. I am ecstatic with the results! "
Jason
Hairstylist
" I am a hairstylist for film and television so details are my life! After 30 years of glasses and contacts, Dr. Caster and his team have given me perfect 20/20 vision! I was back to work and the gym the next day. I wish I had done it years ago. "Highlights from Our Blog
SMILE — Our Newest Version of Small-Incision, Minimally-Invasive Lasik
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For the past five years, we have been offering our patients the newest form of Lasik, which is known as SMILE (also, but less commonly, as ReLex). SMILE stands for Small Incision Lens Extraction. As the name implies, SMILE corrects nearsightedness and astigmatism through a tiny, four millimeter opening. With this minimally-invasive treatment, there is ... Read moreWhich Sunglasses are Healthiest for Your Eyes?
Posted By: Caster Eye
There is a lot of confusion regarding which sunglasses are actually best for your eyes. A lot of confusion. I hope this can “clear” things up for you. The first thing to understand is that sunlight is composed of many different types of light. Sunlight is white in color, but is a mixture of all ... Read more
For the past five years, we have been offering our patients the newest form of Lasik, which is known as SMILE (also, but less commonly, as ReLex). SMILE stands for Small Incision Lens Extraction. As the name implies, SMILE corrects nearsightedness and astigmatism through a tiny, four millimeter opening. With this minimally-invasive treatment, there is ... 