How much does laser eye surgery cost?

Most health insurance providers do not cover laser eye procedures to remove the need for glasses or contacts as this is deemed a cosmetic procedure. Some insurance companies cover the procedure to remove scarring on the cornea for example and it’s always worth checking in case you qualify. Many laser eye surgeons do all they can to keep treatments within the cover that insurance companies provide, so patients don’t get stung with unexpected costs. OCL Vision are registered as a facility with the majority of UK and international private medical insurers – read more here.

At OCL Vision, we offer payment plan options making it easier to spread the cost of surgery over up to 60 months.

A minimum 10% deposit is required and the balance is split over your chosen monthly period of either 6, 12, 24, 36, 48 or 60 months at a rate of 0% APR. ​​Read more about our finance options here.

If you’re unsuitable for laser eye surgery because of a very high prescription and/or a thin cornea, you may be suitable for Implantable Contact Lens (ICL) surgery.

This reversible procedure involves implanting an artificial lens in front of the natural lens in the eye.
At OCL Vision, this procedure costs £6700 for standard lens for both eyes and can be spread over up to 60 months at 0% interest.

A revision is when the procedure is repeated in cases of over- or under-correction. If you have received distance vision correction (LASIK, PRK or LASEK excimer laser) for short-sightedness from us here at OCL Vision, then we will offer a repeat laser eye treatment to correct a return of myopia in the first fifteen years, free of charge. Less than 1 in 1000 of our patients have needed an additional procedure after 60 months and it’s highly unlikely, but we offer this guarantee for reassurance and peace of mind. Read the full terms and conditions of our guarantee here.