Private macular degeneration treatment costs from £945 at Eye Surgery Clinic. That is the price of a dry-AMD photobiomodulation (red light) outpatient session. Wet-AMD anti-VEGF injection packages — whether Eylea, Faricimab (Vabysmo) or an Ozurdex steroid implant — are £2,405 per package, and an initial consultation with OCT imaging is £340. Most wet-AMD patients need a course of injections, which your consultant will outline after assessment.
Macular degeneration prices
The cost depends on the type of AMD and the treatment indicated. Wet-AMD packages include consultation, OCT scanning, the injection itself and a follow-up review. Your consultant confirms the right plan after examining your eyes.
An initial consultation with OCT imaging is £340 and covers your consultant-led assessment, vision testing, a dilated retinal examination where appropriate and a clear written plan. Explore the underlying conditions on our wet AMD and dry AMD pages, or read more about anti-VEGF injections.
Worried about changes in your central vision? A consultation with OCT imaging gives you a clear diagnosis and a plan you can act on.
Book an AMD consultationWhat’s included in the price
Our wet-AMD injection packages are fixed and all-inclusive. Each £2,405 package covers:
- Your consultant retina specialist’s fees for the assessment and procedure
- OCT scanning to assess the macula in detail
- The anti-VEGF injection or implant and all consumables
- A follow-up review to check your response
- A clear, written treatment plan for any ongoing course
The dry-AMD photobiomodulation session is £945, and the initial consultation with OCT is £340 — quoted separately so you only pay for what you need.
0% finance options
You don’t have to pay for a course of treatment all at once. We offer interest-free (0% APR) finance that lets you spread the cost over manageable monthly instalments, typically from 10 to 24 months, subject to status. Full details and an application are on our finance page.
Using private medical insurance
Wet-AMD anti-VEGF treatment is covered by most private medical insurers when it is clinically indicated — you simply need pre-authorisation and a referral. We work with all major insurers. See our guidance for insured patients for how to arrange cover.