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

Presbyopia Treatments

Presbyopia is a common problem and has a significant impact on daily life.

At Laservision, we offer a wide range of solutions to reverse the effects of presbyopia and improve reading vision. Please click on the conditions below to learn more about these conditions and possible treatments.

Presbyopia Treatments

KAMRA™

Eye implant that restores near sight, providing an alternative to reading glasses for patients with presbyopia.

Blended Vision

Blended Vision is an advanced method for treating patients with presbyopia providing freedom from glasses.

How Presbyopia Affects Vision

The natural lens in the eye is stretchy and flexible. To create a sharp image, light rays pass through the lens in a cone shape that converges at a single point on the retina. This point at the tip of the cone is called the focal point. Little muscles surrounding the lens continually bend its shape so you can focus on objects near, far and in-between. These fine adjustments move the focal point – the tip of the cone, so it always lands exactly on the surface of the retina for a sharp image.

With time, lens material stiffens. It can’t bend into the right shapes to make the focal point land on the retina and bring close objects into focus. To compensate, you end up moving objects just the right distance to focus. This is why you start holding reading materials at arm’s length.

When the lens becomes less flexible, the focal point converges behind the retina. The light rays that actually strike the surface of the retina are at a broader point in the cone. They are not concentrated into a single point, so things look blurry. This is presbyopia.

Presbyopia Treatments

Presbyopia is a common problem and has a significant impact on daily life.

Presbyopia Treatments

KAMRA™

Blended Vision

How Presbyopia Affects Vision

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