Precision Vision London lists SMILE laser eye surgery from £2,550 per eye, performed by Dr Radwan Almousa at 22A Harley Street, London. It is the only partner of Eye Surgery Clinic that publishes a SMILE price; Sapphire Eye Care does not offer laser eye surgery. Other clinics set their own prices.
How much does SMILE cost in the UK?
Precision Vision London prices its laser treatments per eye (read on its pricing page, 13 October 2026):
| Precision Vision London laser treatment | Price per eye | Deposit per eye |
|---|---|---|
| SMILE (Precision Vision London) | from £2,550 | £250 |
| LASIK & LASEK / TransPRK (Precision Vision London) | from £1,950 | £250 |
| Blended Vision (Precision Vision London) | from £2,500 | £250 |
Precision Vision London says that for both eyes you double the per-eye price. For SMILE on both eyes at Precision Vision London that comes to £5,100 (our arithmetic from its per-eye price). Its footnote says specialist or complex prescriptions and previous surgery may incur higher costs, and that its prices are indicative and may change. Compare all laser options on our laser eye surgery cost guide and see laser eye surgery costs in London.
What the price includes
Precision Vision London says every price is all-inclusive: consultation, diagnostics, the procedure, aftercare and any enhancement in the first year. Precision Vision London lists its laser consultation as free, with a £100 holding fee that it refunds when you attend and meet its eligibility checks.
Is SMILE right for you?
Precision Vision London describes SMILE as a flapless option well suited to short-sightedness, and says your surgeon recommends LASIK, LASEK/TransPRK or SMILE for your prescription, corneal thickness and lifestyle at the consultation. As a guide, it says people aged 18 or over with a prescription stable for about 12 months and healthy eyes are often good candidates. It suggests an alternative for thin or irregular corneas (ICL), very high prescriptions beyond laser range, early cataract (lens replacement), and during pregnancy or breastfeeding, when a prescription can fluctuate.
The possible risks and side-effects it lists are temporary dry eyes or fluctuating vision while healing, glare, haloes or starbursts around lights that are usually short-lived, and occasionally an enhancement to fine-tune the result; as with any surgery, rarer complications are possible.
The lens-based alternative if you are over 45
Laser reshapes the cornea and does not treat presbyopia or prevent cataracts. Refractive lens exchange replaces the natural lens with an implant; Precision Vision London describes it as a permanent solution to presbyopia and a preventative against future cataracts. Precision Vision London lists lens replacement from £3,150 per eye for a monofocal lens, and Sapphire Eye Care lists refractive lens exchange from £4,300 per eye at its clinics in Berkshire, Surrey, Hampshire, Dorset and Sussex. Compare lens replacement (RLE).
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