How much does LASIK cost Dallas?

Our LASIK prices start at $250 per eye, and we use ONLY the most advanced LASIK technology available.

Can you pay for LASIK in cash?

If you do not have enough savings to cover LASIK eye surgery price, consider using a partial cash payment. Cash payments can be in the form of check, debit card or cash. Some practices offer a discount for paying cash as it means they do not have to pay the fee to the credit card company.

How much should I expect to pay for LASIK?

On average, LASIK costs range between $2,000 to $3,000 per eye. Over time you may spend less by having LASIK than continuing to purchase and maintain corrective lenses.

Will LASIK last forever?

Lasik is a laser based surgery in which cornea is reshaped with the help of laser. The change of curvature of the cornea helps in reducing the eye power. In majority of people after Lasik the effect is permanent.

Does LASIK hurt?

Fortunately, LASIK eye surgery is not painful. Right before your procedure, your surgeon will place numbing eye drops into both of your eyes. While you may still feel a little bit of pressure during the procedure, you should not feel any pain.

How much will LASIK really cost me?

The most experienced surgeons tend to charge a little more since they are bringing a higher level of skill to the procedure. Depending on the components listed above, LASIK eye surgery cost can run anywhere from $1,000 to more than $3,000 per eye.

What is included in the cost of LASIK?

Depending on the components listed above, LASIK eye surgery cost can run anywhere from $1,000 to more than $3,000 per eye . Often included in the price is the LASIK procedure, pre- and post-operative care, and a follow-up procedure if the initial LASIK eye surgery needs some fine-tuning down the road.

What is the real cost of LASIK eye surgery?

As you research your laser eye surgery options, you may find that there’s a large variance in the cost of LASIK depending on where you look. Advertised prices can be as low as $250 per eye, while the top end of the LASIK price range can reach more than $4,000 per eye.

Is LASIK ‘worth it’?

LASIK can be worth it from a financial perspective in some cases and especially if you needed corrective lenses as a child. You can look at it as an investment in your future against what you expect it to cost for glasses/contacts for the rest of your life. The older you are when considering LASIK, the less likely it will make sense financially.