LASIK Classification: Elective Procedure, Not Medically Necessary
LASIK is an elective surgery—chosen by the patient, not medically necessary for survival or serious disease prevention. While it significantly improves quality of life for refractive error patients, it remains a voluntary, non-urgent procedure.
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