Prices · Cataract Surgery · Isle of Wight

Private cataract surgery cost Isle of Wight 2026

All-inclusive private cataract surgery for Isle of Wight patients from £2,900 per eye, at consultant-led partner clinics a short crossing away in Southampton and Portsmouth. Transparent 2026 pricing — no hidden extras.

£2,900Per eye, monofocal, all-in
Southampton & PortsmouthNearest partner clinics
0% financeFrom ~£242/month
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Private cataract surgery for Isle of Wight patients costs from £2,900 per eye for a monofocal lens, £3,796 for EDOF and £4,300 for a multifocal lens — all-inclusive of consultation, biometry, surgery, your intraocular lens, drops and follow-up. Island residents are seen at our nearest partner clinics in Southampton and Portsmouth, a short ferry crossing away, with 0% finance from about £242 per month.

Isle of Wight cataract surgery price list 2026

Prices are per eye and all-inclusive. There are no separate consultation, theatre or lens charges to add on afterwards.

Lens typeCost per eyeBoth eyes (approx.)
Monofocal IOL (standard)£2,900£5,800
Toric IOL (for astigmatism)from £3,400from £6,800
EDOF IOL (premium)£3,796£7,592
Multifocal / trifocal IOL£4,300£8,600
YAG laser capsulotomy (if needed later)£550 single£700 both

See how these compare nationally in our guide to how much private cataract surgery costs, or the full cataract surgery price guide.

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What the price includes

  • Consultant consultation and full eye examination with a named surgeon.
  • Biometry scans to measure your eye precisely for the correct lens power.
  • The surgery, theatre and hospital fees for a day-case procedure.
  • Your intraocular lens of choice — monofocal, toric, EDOF or multifocal.
  • Post-operative eye drops and your one-week and four-week reviews.

Choosing your lens

Standard

Monofocal IOL

£2,900

per eye, all-inclusive

  • Excellent distance vision
  • Reading glasses still needed
  • The standard NHS lens type
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Premium

Multifocal IOL

£4,300

per eye, all-inclusive

  • Near, intermediate & distance
  • Greatest spectacle independence
  • Trifocal options available
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Prefer a lens swap for glasses-independence rather than cataracts? See lens replacement cost per eye. Treating both eyes? See cataract surgery for both eyes.

Getting to your clinic from the Isle of Wight

We do not operate a clinic on the Island itself, so Isle of Wight patients are cared for at our nearest mainland partner clinics:

Because you keep one named consultant throughout, most patients make only two or three mainland visits: consultation, surgery, and a review (some reviews can be arranged locally with your optometrist).

Paying for your surgery

Frequently asked questions

At our partner clinics on the South Coast mainland, private cataract surgery starts from £2,900 per eye for a monofocal lens, £3,796 for an EDOF lens and £4,300 for a multifocal lens. Every price is all-inclusive — consultation, biometry, the surgery, your intraocular lens, post-operative drops and follow-up reviews. Both eyes with a standard monofocal lens are typically around £5,800.
Island residents are usually seen at our nearest mainland partner clinics in Southampton or Portsmouth, both a short ferry or hovercraft crossing away. You keep the same named consultant from your first consultation through to your follow-up reviews, so most patients make just two or three mainland trips in total.
Cataract surgery is available on the NHS, but waits of six to eighteen months are common. Paying privately buys faster treatment (often within one to three weeks of your consultation), a choice of premium lenses not offered on the NHS, and continuity of consultant care. Self-pay starts from £2,900 per eye; 0% finance can spread the cost from around £242 per month.
Yes. There are no hidden extras. The quoted price covers your consultation, biometry scans, the surgery and theatre fees, your chosen intraocular lens, post-operative eye drops and your one-week and four-week reviews. If you choose a toric lens to correct astigmatism, that is from £3,400 per eye.
Yes. Cataract surgery is recognised by Bupa, AXA, Aviva, Vitality, WPA and other major insurers, and our team can handle authorisation for you. Some insurers ask for a GP or optometrist referral letter before they will pre-authorise, so check your policy first.

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Updated on 25 Aug 2026