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Dr. Andrew Kessler, MD
Ophthalmology*
Age 67
4.8 (43 Ratings)
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Dr. Andrew Kessler, MD
Westminster, MD
Accepting new patients
38 years of experience
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Locations
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Weintraub & Kessler LLC200 Washington Heights Med CTR, Westminster, MD 21157
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Carroll County Eye Surgery Center LLC410 Malcolm Dr Ste B, Westminster, MD 21157
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Lansdowne Podiatry10845 Philadelphia Rd, White Marsh, MD 21162
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Patient Reviews
Mar 20, 2023
I’ve been seeing Kessler since 2019 for narrow angle glaucoma that was diagnosed but untreated by Penn Eye Care. Kessler sent me Dr Schwartz at GBMC for an iridotomy. My vision was still blurry but I figured it was permanent damage from the glaucoma. Over the next 2yrs blurred vision got even worse with halos and double vision. I went to Levin Eye Care for a new prescription but Optometrist said nothing could be done until scare tissue was removed. SCAR TISSUE!? Ive had no eye injury other than scarring around the pupils from contacts. Kessler already saw that. I went back to Kessler who referred me to Dr. Williamson at Select Eye Care in Towson. I was diagnosed with Map Dot Fingerprint Dystrophy and a painful Superficial Keratectomy was performed same day. Finally, 3yrs later and I can see again. I’m still severely myopic with lazy left eye but seeing with glasses and playing video games again. The moral: keep pestering Dr Kessler. He know some awesome specialists.
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About Me
Languages Spoken
French
Specialties*
Ophthalmology
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Education
Education
Medical Education
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University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine
1986
Board Certifications
Board Certifications
- Ophthalmology
Internship
Internship
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Presbyterian-University of Pennsylvania Medical Center
1987
Residency
Residency Hospital
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University MD School of Medicine|University of Maryland Medical Center
1990
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Dr. Kessler accepts Aetna, Amalgamated Clothing & Textile Workers Union and Amerigroup (Wellpoint) as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Kessler accepts here.
Dr. Kessler's office is located at 200 Washington Heights Med CTR Westminster, MD 21157.
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Dr. Kessler has a star rating of 4.8/5 and has been reviewed 43 times.
Dr. Kessler is board certified in
Dr. Kessler has been practicing as an Ophthalmologist for 38 years.
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