How much is LASIK in the UK?

How much is LASIK in the UK?

LASIK Eye Surgery Prices – London & South East Clinics

What is the most advanced laser eye surgery?

SBK Advanced LASIK is the most advanced form of laser vision correction surgery. It treats common vision conditions such as farsightedness, nearsightedness, and astigmatism.

Is laser eye surgery covered by NHS?

Laser surgery is available on the NHS for eye conditions that, without treatment, can lead to loss of vision. However, laser surgery is not available for eye conditions that can be treated successfully in other ways, such as short- or long-sightedness, which can be treated with glasses or contact lenses.

Is LASIK free in UK?

Laser eye surgery is available for free on the NHS, however it is only offered in exceptional circumstances meaning many will not meet the eligibility criteria and will have to undergo the procedure at a private clinic instead.

Is it worth getting LASIK at 40?

Of course, LASIK eligibility depends on quite a few factors, several of which are unique from person to person. But the answer is generally yes – LASIK is worth it after 40. LASIK is safe and effective for patients older than 40 and produces the long-term value that this refractive surgery is known for.

Is it worth getting laser eye surgery after 40?

Vision correction for the over 40s Laser eye surgery works particularly well if you are in the 40+ age group, whether you have long sight, short sight, or astigmatism. But rather than aiming for a clear distance vision in both eyes, if you are over 40, we normally offset the focus in one eye to sharpen the near range.

Why choose Moorfields for laser eye surgery?

As part of the world-renowned Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, we offer our patients an unrivalled reputation, more than 200 years of pioneering research and an exceptional level of care for all our laser eye surgery procedures.

Where is the best place for laser eye surgery in London?

Our eye hospital is one of the best places for laser eye surgery in London. As part of the world-renowned Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, we offer our patients an unrivalled reputation, more than 200 years of pioneering research and an exceptional level of care for all our laser eye surgery procedures.

What are the risks of laser eye surgery?

Serious complications following laser eye surgery are rare and Moorfields Private has an excellent safety record. Less than 1 in 5000 patients require further surgery to replace damaged tissue in the cornea – the clear window at the front of the eye. Despite these advances, all surgery carries a small risk of complications.

How much does laser eye surgery cost in the UK?

Once you have agreed a personalised plan with your consultant, the full costs will be £4,600 for both eyes, which includes post-operative eye drops to take home on the day of surgery, follow-up assessments for two years and any further laser eye surgery treatment within two years if required.