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Published LASIK prices at London clinics run from £1,200 to £3,750 per eye. Moorfields Private charges £5,682 for both eyes. Your price depends on your prescription and the treatment a surgeon recommends.
- CQC Outstanding: Moorfields Eye Hospital, City Road
London clinics
Optical Express
22 Harley Street, W1G, and 9 more London sitesOptimax
Finchley Road, NW3, and Harley Street, W1GAccuVision
New Kings Road, Fulham, SW6Centre for Sight
Queen Anne Street, W1GLondon Vision Clinic
Harley Street, W1GMoorfields Private
City Road, EC1V, and New Cavendish Street, W1GFocus Clinics
Wimpole Street, W1GOptegra Eye Hospital London
Queen Anne Street, W1GNo clinics here offer that treatment.
What laser eye surgery costs in London
| Clinic | LASIK, per eye | Both eyes |
|---|---|---|
| AccuVision | £1,200 to £3,000 | £2,400 to £6,000 |
| Optical Express | From £1,295 | From £2,590 |
| Optimax | £1,295 | £2,590 |
| Optegra Eye Hospital London | £2,095 | £4,190 |
| Focus Clinics | From £2,200 | From £4,400 |
| Centre for Sight | £2,593 | £5,186 |
| Moorfields Private | £2,841 | £5,682 |
| London Vision Clinic | £2,950 to £3,750 | £5,900 to £7,500 |
LASIK, per eye.
- AccuVision £1,200 to £3,000
- Optical Express From £1,295
- Optimax £1,295
- Optegra Eye Hospital London £2,095
- Focus Clinics From £2,200
- Centre for Sight £2,593
- Moorfields Private £2,841
- London Vision Clinic £2,950 to £3,750
Only some prescriptions qualify for the lowest price.
LASIK prices from each clinic's page, checked 10 October 2026. Only some prescriptions qualify for the lowest price. Moorfields Private and Focus Clinics publish prices for both eyes, so their price per eye is half that.
Other London clinics
- OCL Vision 55 New Cavendish Street, W1G. Laser from £1,995 to £2,650 per eye, lens replacement £4,235 to £4,570 per eye. CQC Good, August 2023.
- Eye Clinic London 7 Devonshire Street, W1W. LASIK or LASEK £4,800 to £6,000 for both eyes, lens exchange from £6,495 for both. Not yet rated by the CQC.
How to choose a London clinic
- Check the surgeon Ask who will operate, and check they're on the GMC's specialist register for ophthalmology.
- Check the clinic Every clinic in England must be registered with the CQC. Look up its rating and the date of its last inspection.
- Ask for every cost Consultation, treatment, aftercare, eye drops and a second treatment if you need one.
- Take your time The Royal College of Ophthalmologists recommends at least a week between consultation and surgery.
Questions about laser eye surgery in London
It depends on your prescription, the treatment a surgeon recommends and your budget. Compare the price, what it includes, patient reviews and the clinic’s CQC record, then see two clinics before you decide.
Published LASIK prices at London clinics run from £1,200 to £3,750 per eye, and Moorfields Private charges £5,682 for both eyes. OCL Vision’s guide prices start at £1,995 to £2,650 per eye. Your price depends on your prescription. Optical Express’s LASEK starts at £549 per eye for some prescriptions. Read the cost guide
We don’t rank surgeons. London Vision Clinic names Professor Dan Reinstein and Mr Glenn Carp, and Focus Clinics Mr David Allamby. OCL Vision names Mr Allon Barsam and Mr Romesh Angunawela, and Optical Express names Dr Rodney Blumenfeld, Dr Amir Mani, Dr Dipak Parmar and Dr Danny Mitry. Check any surgeon on the GMC’s specialist register.
AccuVision is on New Kings Road in Fulham. Optical Express’s White City Eye Hospital at Westfield London does laser consultations and lens and cataract surgery, and its Chiswick High Road branch holds consultations. Optimax’s nearest clinic is on Finchley Road, NW3, in north-west London.
Not usually. Moorfields treats NHS patients only when they have focusing problems that glasses or contact lenses can’t correct, on referral from a GP or hospital consultant. In August 2026, 84.6% of people waiting for treatment at Moorfields had waited under 18 weeks, and the median wait was 7.7 weeks. When the NHS pays
Not as a service. Guy’s and St Thomas’ lists cataract, cornea, glaucoma and retinal treatment, but not laser or lens surgery to correct eyesight. One consultant, Mr Scott Robbie, offers LASIK, LASEK, lens exchange and ICL privately there.
Both have closed. London Eye Hospital went into administration in February 2019 and the company was dissolved in July 2025. Advanced Vision Care went into liquidation in January 2020 and was dissolved in June 2022.
