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Dr. Nicholas Caro, Md.,
Medical Director
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Dr. Nicholas Caro
is a graduate of the Medical College of Wisconsin. After
receiving his medical degree, he completed an internship at
Cook County Hospital in Chicago followed by a residency in
the department of ophthalmology. Dr. Caro was board
certified by the American Academy of Ophthalmology in 1985.
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Dr. Caro completed his initial training in
refractive surgery at the Illinois Eye and
Ear Infirmary in 1985 and continues to
update his medical education at various
approved annual ophthalmology meetings.
Since 1992, Dr. Caro has been lecturing
around the world, training other
ophthalmologists in the latest techniques
available in refractive surgery. Most
recently he has taught physicians in China
and Germany.
The doctor continues to teach LASIK surgery
both nationally and internationally. He has
trained many of the Chicago area refractive
surgeons who now perform the procedure. In
addition, he has designed instruments that
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Dr. Nicholas Caro, Md.,
Medical Director
Physician, Educator,
Researcher |
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A
recognized pioneer in
the field of corrective
eye surgery, Nicholas
Caro, M.D., has
performed more than
25,000 procedures
helping individuals
enjoy a more satisfying,
productive life.
After receiving his
medical degree from the
Medical College of
Wisconsin, in Milwaukee,
Dr. Caro completed an
internship and
ophthalmology residency
at Cook County Hospital
in Chicago. In 1985 he
continued his training
in refractive surgery at
the Illinois Eye and Ear
Infirmary and
continually updates his
medical education at
approved ophthalmology
meetings.
Click here to learn more
about Dr. Caro’s
impressive credentials.
Dr. Caro has invented
several instruments
(click here for Nick
Caro patent info) that
refractive surgeons
around the country use
in performing LASIK
which include:a newer
and quieter
microkeratome, the Caro
stromal polisher/flap
manipulator, the Caro
Lasik cornea marker, the
Caro Lasik flap elevator
and the Caro Lasik
smoother to treat flap
irregularities following
Lasik surgery. Dr. Caro
also holds several
medical patents and
continues to research
new ways to help
patients improve the
quality of their lives.
In 1991, Dr. Caro opened
the St. George
Corrective Vision
Center, the Midwest’s
first facility devoted
solely to refractive
surgery. At that time
Radial Keratotomy or RK,
was the most widely
accepted procedure to
correct mildly
nearsighted individuals.
But as technology
expanded the treatment
options, Dr. Caro’s
research demonstrated
that LASIK provided
better, consistent
outcomes, especially for
patients who were not
candidates for RK.
Dr. Caro traveled abroad
teaching LASIK to
physicians in China and
Germany. When the FDA
approved clinical test
sites for LASIK in the
United States, the St.
George Corrective Vision
Center was one of the
first in the Chicago
area. Many Chicago area
physicians came to the
center to train under
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The
St.
George Corrective Vision Staff is
trained to explain refractive surgery procedures to you and
to assist the physicians. Surgeries are staffed, not only by
the physician, but also by a surgical assistant and nurse
anesthetist. Our trained staff understands your concerns and
offers compassionate attention that makes you feel at ease
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Nicholas Caro MD, a leader in the field
of Ophthalmology is the proud father of Dimitri Caro, Spiro Caro and husband of Peggy Caro |
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Nicholas Caro MD, a leader in the field
of Ophthalmology is the proud father of Dimitri Caro, Spiro Caro and husband of Peggy Caro.
THOUGH LASIK IS A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE PROCEDURE THERE ARE KNOWN
COMPLICATIONS.
FOR A LIST OF THESE COMPLICATIONS YOU MAY VISIT THE
FDA WEBSITE FOR LASIK OR DISCUSS
WITH YOUR PHYSICIAN. |
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