How Much is Laser Eye Surgery at Vision Care Clinic?

Laser eye surgery is a life-changing procedure that offers individuals the freedom from glasses and contact lenses. Whether you’re tired of the hassle of corrective eyewear or want to enhance your quality of life with clear vision, laser eye surgery can be a great solution. But one of the most common questions patients have when considering the procedure is, “how much is laser eye surgery?” At Vision Care Clinic, we understand that cost is an important factor in your decision-making process, as this is an investment into a lifetime of glasses free vision and we’re here to provide transparent, detailed information about the pricing structure and what factors may influence the cost of your treatment.

Understanding the Cost of Laser Eye Surgery

In some instances, the cost of laser eye surgery can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of procedure you choose, the technology used, and your specific eye condition. At Vision Care Clinic, we offer a range of laser eye surgery options, including LASIK, Lenticule Extraction, and PRK for distance vision, are all charged at £2650 per eye. This fee does not vary with type or amount of treatment.

Laser Eye Surgery Options and Costs

At Vision Care Clinic, we offer the complete range of laser eye surgery options for the correction of short-sight, long-sight and astigmatism.

Surface Laser

The Surface Laser procedure, also known as PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy) or LASEK, is a great option for patients with thin corneas or those who may not be suitable for LASIK or Lenticular Extraction. This procedure reshapes the front of the cornea using an excimer laser, providing clearer vision without the need for glasses or contacts.

LASIK

LASIK (Laser-Assisted in Situ Keratomileusis) is one of the most popular and widely performed laser eye surgeries. This procedure involves using two laser, firstly creating a thin flap on the cornea, then using a separate laser to reshape the cornea beneath the flap. LASIK is known for its quick recovery time and excellent results, making it an attractive option for many patients.

Lenticular Extraction

Lenticular Extraction, also known as SMILE, is a highly advanced technique that is suitable for short-sight and astigmatism. It uses one laser to create a lens shape piece of tissue in the cornea, which is removed, similar to a keyhole technique. Offering LASIK like results and speed recovery, without a flap.

More specialised laser procedures are available for other refractive issues at £3650 per eye:

Presbyopic Laser

Presbyopic Laser surgery is a customised treatment, designed for patients who are experiencing an age-related vision problem, called presbyopia (the gradual loss of the ability to focus on close objects). This procedure uses a laser to adjust the shape of the cornea and correct vision at multiple distances, improving both near and far vision.

Advanced Customised Laser

The Advanced Customised Laser procedure uses highly precise mapping technology to create a personalised treatment plan for each eye. It takes into account the unique shape and characteristics of the cornea to provide the most accurate and effective vision correction. This technique is ideal for patients with unusually shaped corneas, more complex refractive errors or those seeking the highest level of precision.

Laser Xtra (Surface and LASIK for Thin Corneas)

For patients with thin corneas, the Laser Xtra procedure can be used in conjunction with Surface Laser or LASIK. This procedure, includes corneal cross linking, which adds an additional layer of strength and support to thinner corneas, and improving the overall safety and effectiveness of the procedure.

For patients who have some corneal dystrophies,f scars or erosions, therapeutic laser treatment called Photo Therapeutic Keratectomy (PTK) is a treatment that removes damaged tissue and smooth the front surface of the cornea, improving vision and eye health.

Why Choose Vision Care Clinic?

At Vision Care Clinic, we offer a comprehensive range of laser eye surgery options with pricing that reflects the quality of care and advanced technology we use. We aim to provide our patients with the best possible results and a smooth, comfortable recovery process. Our team of experienced surgeons takes the time to understand your unique vision needs and recommends the most suitable procedure for you, ensuring you achieve the best outcome.

Financing Options

We understand that the cost of laser eye surgery is a big, one-time outlay. That’s why we offer flexible financing options to help make the procedure more accessible. You can choose from a range of payment plans that allow you to pay in manageable monthly instalments, making it easier to invest in your vision.

Published 19th May 2025
by Rebecca
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At Vision Care Clinic, we understand that cost is an important factor in your decision-making process, as this is an investment into a lifetime of glasses free vision and we’re here to provide transparent, detailed information about the pricing structure and what factors may influence the cost of your treatment.

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