Laser eye surgery cost in London

In short: Precision Vision London, on Harley Street, lists laser eye surgery from £1,950 per eye for LASIK and LASEK/TransPRK, from £2,500 per eye for Blended Vision and from £2,550 per eye for SMILE. A laser eye surgery enquiry made through Eye Surgery Clinic from a London postcode goes to Precision Vision London. 13 other London eye-surgery providers registered with the Care Quality Commission have a laser eye surgery page on their own website; they are listed below so you can compare them, with each clinic’s prices on its own site.

Precision Vision London’s laser eye surgery prices

Precision Vision London prices per eye. For both eyes, its pricing page says to double the per-eye price, so laser eye surgery at Precision Vision London is from £3,900 for both eyes. Its footnote says specialist or complex prescriptions, toric options and previous surgery may incur higher costs, and that its prices are indicative and may change without notice.

Precision Vision London lists its laser eye surgery consultation as free, with a £100 holding fee that it refunds when you attend and meet its eligibility checks. The consultation is surgeon-led and, in the clinic’s words, lasts 60 to 90 minutes.

Laser vision correction at Precision Vision London is led by its medical director, Dr CT Pillai (GMC 3517198); Dr Radwan Almousa (GMC 6033647) performs SMILE. The clinic names its laser as the Schwind Amaris 1050RS.

What the price includes

Precision Vision London says every price is all-inclusive: consultation, diagnostics, surgery, medications, protective eyewear, 12 months of follow-ups and any enhancement within the first year. It also says there are no hidden extras.

Each London clinic decides what its own price covers. When you compare quotes, check for each clinic whether the figure is per eye or for both eyes, whether the consultation and scans are charged separately, how long aftercare lasts, and whether an enhancement (a second treatment if your result needs fine-tuning) costs extra.

Which laser treatment

Precision Vision London offers three laser treatments, each priced per eye in the table above:

• LASIK and LASEK/TransPRK – the clinic’s laser eye surgery for short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism, on the Schwind Amaris 1050RS. Read more about LASIK and PRK and LASEK costs.
• SMILE – keyhole laser eye surgery. See SMILE eye surgery costs.
• Blended Vision – laser treatment for presbyopia, the age-related loss of close-up focus. See laser blended vision.

Laser is not suitable for everyone. Precision Vision London describes its EVO and EVO+ implantable contact lenses as an option for high prescriptions or thin corneas not suited to laser, from £3,650 per eye for a myopic lens at Precision Vision London, and lists lens replacement (RLE) from £3,150 per eye at Precision Vision London. See EVO ICL costs and refractive lens exchange costs. Your surgeon decides which treatment suits your eyes at the consultation.

Other London clinics with laser eye surgery

These 13 independent eye-surgery providers are registered with the Care Quality Commission within 10 miles of Harley Street, are registered for surgical procedures, and have a laser eye surgery page on their own or their operator’s website. 9 of the 13 have a published CQC overall rating. They are listed from the public register, nearest first, so you can compare them; they are not partners of Eye Surgery Clinic, and their prices are on their own websites.

Straight-line distance from the centre of the W1G postcode district. Sources: Care Quality Commission register (1 October 2026) and directory (7 October 2026); each clinic’s website, read 11 October 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. A provider appears only if we could read a laser eye surgery page on the website the register gives for it, so the list is not every London laser clinic.

Where your enquiry goes

A laser eye surgery enquiry made through Eye Surgery Clinic from a London postcode goes to our partner Precision Vision London, which contacts you to arrange a consultation. It is not sent to the clinics in the list above. Whether the NHS pays for laser eye surgery is covered in our guide to laser eye surgery on the NHS.

Questions about laser eye surgery costs in London

For sudden vision loss, severe eye pain or new flashes with a shadow across your vision, get urgent care through NHS 111 or your local emergency eye service.