Private ICL eye surgery is priced on a personalised quote at Eye Surgery Clinic, confirmed after a £340 suitability assessment with OCT and detailed scans. ICL is not a one-price-fits-all procedure: the lens model, your prescription range, anterior chamber depth and corneal health all determine the plan, so we provide a written quote covering surgery, theatre, the lens and full aftercare during your consultation. ICL is a reversible alternative to laser surgery for higher myopia.
ICL eye surgery prices
Unlike laser treatments that alter the cornea, ICL involves placing an implantable lens inside the eye, and the lens selection and clinical measurements have a direct impact on cost. The one fixed figure is your suitability assessment; your surgery price is confirmed in writing after that review.
Because ICL pricing is measurement-driven, we don’t quote a vague “from” figure for surgery — your eye anatomy and prescription determine the lens plan and the cost. Compare ICL with other vision-correction routes on our laser eye surgery and refractive lens exchange pages, or read more about the EVO ICL for high myopia.
Want your exact ICL price? A £340 suitability assessment gives you a clear answer on suitability and a written surgery quote.
Book an ICL assessmentWhat’s included in the price
Your written ICL quote is built around a clear, all-inclusive pathway. The surgery package covers:
- Assessment & diagnostic imaging — the consultation and measurements needed for safety and lens sizing
- The ICL lens supply selected for your specific prescription range
- Surgery & theatre fees — the procedure, surgical team and clinical setting
- Aftercare & follow-ups — scheduled reviews for healing and eye-pressure checks
When comparing providers, ask every clinic to confirm in writing what happens if you need additional visits, urgent advice or extra imaging — the cheapest headline price can become more expensive if essentials are excluded.
0% finance options
You don’t have to pay for surgery all at once. We offer finance options, subject to status and approval, that let you spread the cost over manageable monthly instalments. Finance doesn’t change the clinical cost, but it can make private treatment easier to budget for. Full details and an application are on our finance page.
Using private medical insurance
ICL is usually an elective refractive procedure, which most private medical insurers do not cover. If you are exploring lens-based treatment for a clinically indicated reason, our team can advise you. See our guidance for insured patients for how cover works and what to check with your insurer.