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.

Which LaserVision locations offer finance options?

Guildford
London
Nottingham
Portsmouth
Woking

The finance options below are not currently available at Manchester or Sheffield

LaserVision Finance Options

Our finance options are available in the following configurations which allow you to spread the cost of your treatment over a period of up to 48 months:

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%

Representative Example

Please refer to the representative example below. Finance charges may apply. This is based on your individual circumstances. Credit subject to status.

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

Who can apply for finance?

As with any financial loan you need to meet eligibility requirements to qualify for credit. These require you must:

Spend over £1,000
Be at least 18 years of age
Have been a UK resident for 3 years or more
Be able to make repayments by Direct Debit
Be in regular employment* (minimum of 16 hours per week) including self-employment, or in permanent residence with your partner who is in regular employment

*If you are retired and receive a pension or registered disabled and unable to work, V12 Retail Finance may ask for proof of sufficient income.

Laser Vision Limited (Company Number: 07313135) act as a credit broker and not a lender. Laser Vision Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under the firm reference number: 805270. Our postal address is: Laser Vision Limited, Mount Alvernia Hospital, 46 Harvey Rd, Guildford GU1 3LX

Finance Now Available

Recurrent Erosion Syndrome

Recurrent erosion syndrome (RES) refers to repeated episodes of superficial, spontaneous abrasions leading to eye pain. Erosions are “scratches” on the surface of the cornea, the clear portion of the eye overlying the iris and the pupil. In many cases, the cells of the outer layer of the cornea are loosely attached to the underlying tissue. These cells spontaneously slough leading to recurrent erosions. Most episodes occur without an identifiable precipitant. RES remains a common and often under diagnosed condition that can have a great impact on the quality of life for patients.

Patients typically report attacks of mild to severe eye pain, redness, tearing, and light sensitivity. Some patients may report blurred vision. Most patients report symptoms after awakening from sleep. During rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, the eyelids contact the moving cornea leading to abrasions, which present the symptoms listed above. A small proportion of patients report pain after trying to open their eyes in the morning.

What are the Causes?

RES typically occurs in eyes that have suffered from an abrasive injury such as from a fingernail or paper cut. The area heals initially, but is prone to recurrent erosions in the future. Some patients may have an underlying corneal dystrophy that predisposes to RES.

What Treatments are available?

The treatment of recurrent erosion syndrome is often inadequate, with many patient suffering with symptoms for years. At LaserVision, the surgeons can perform the most effective treatment with the aid of the excimer laser. Photo therapeutic keratectomy (PTK), which uses the excimer laser to treat the surface, has the highest success rates for treating RES as proven by several studies.

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