Affordable Eye Surgery Finance Options

Getting life-changing eye surgery has never been more straightforward. With our flexible finance options, you are able to break down your surgery costs into manageable monthly installments for easy budgeting.

To ensure that your finance arrangement is authorised in time for treatment to proceed, please apply at least 1 week before payment is due.

Which LaserVision locations offer finance options?

Guildford
London
Woking

The finance options below are not currently available at Manchester, Portsmouth, Sheffield or Nottingham.

Term	Interest	Deposit
12 Months	0.00%	10 %
24 Months	0.00%	25%
48 Months	0.00%	50%
12 Months	9.90%	0%
24 Months	9.90%	0%
36 Months	9.90%	0%
48 Months	9.90%	0%

Term

Interest

Deposit

12 Months

0.00%

10 %

24 Months

0.00%

25%

48 Months

0.00%

50%

12 Months

9.90%

24 Months

9.90%

36 Months

9.90%

48 Months

9.90%

Representative Example
Total Cash Price	£1,750
Deposit	£0.00
Amount of Credit	£1,750
Duration of Agreement	48 Months
48 Payments of	£43.94
Interest	£359.12
APR	9.89%
Total Amount Payable	£2,109.12

Representative Example

Total Cash Price

£1,750

Deposit

£0.00

Amount of Credit

£1,750

Duration of Agreement

48 Months

48 Payments of

£43.94

Interest

£359.12

APR

9.89%

Total Amount Payable

£2,109.12

Cataract Treatment in Manchester

Cataract treatments in Manchester are held at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital on a weekly basis for private patients seeking professional, expert treatments for a wide range of eye conditions.

What is a Cataract?

A cataract is a clouding that develops in the crystalline lens of the eye or in its envelope, varying in degree from slight to complete opacity and obstructing the passage of light. It is the most common cause of blindness in the world and is conventionally treated with surgery whereby an intraocular lens is inserted in the eye. Visual loss occurs because opacification of the lens obstructs light from passing and being focused on to the retina at the back of the eye.

Find out more about Cataract Surgery in Manchester below and get in touch to book a consultation with one of our Award-winning surgeons.

What are the symptoms of a Cataract?

Patients with cataracts typically experience a slow, progressive deterioration in their quality of vision. It is common for patients to experience a wide variety of symptoms such as:

Blurring of vision

Glare – Particularly at night

Ghosting of images (or Double-Vision)

Reduction in contrast & colour perception

Rapidly changing prescription

Haloes around bright lights

What treatments are available for Cataracts in Manchester?

The only proven treatment for cataracts that is effective and reverses the symptoms is the surgical removal of the natural lens and implantation of an artificial lens, otherwise known as cataract surgery.

Cataract surgery also offers the opportunity to reduce dependency on glasses and contact lenses by choosing a bespoke premium lens. Your consultant can discuss these options with you during a consultation.

Our Cataract Treatments in Manchester

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Cataract Surgery

Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)

Book a consultation for Cataract Surgery in Manchester

Fill out the form below to be contacted by the LaserVision team to discuss your symptoms and book in a Cataract consultation. Our specialist eye consultants offer unparalleled service and surgery of the highest standard.

Cataract Treatment in Manchester

Cataract treatments in Manchester are held at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital on a weekly basis for private patients seeking professional, expert treatments for a wide range of eye conditions.

What is a Cataract?

What are the symptoms of a Cataract?

What treatments are available for Cataracts in Manchester?

Our Cataract Treatments in Manchester

Cataract Surgery

Refractive Lens Exchange (RLE)

Book a consultation for Cataract Surgery in Manchester

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