Laser Eye Surgery is a highly advanced procedure designed to correct refractive errors such as:
Using a precise laser, the shape of the cornea is gently adjusted to improve how light enters the eye; offering sharp, clear vision, often without the need for glasses or contact lenses.
You may be suitable for Laser Eye Surgery if:
Your suitability is always confirmed with a comprehensive diagnostic assessment using our advanced technology for laser eye surgery in Woking.
At Centre for Sight, we provide advanced Laser Eye Surgery in Woking, including LASIK and PRK, with each treatment carefully tailored to your individual visual needs.
Centre for Sight has been the UK’s longest-established provider of LASIK Laser Eye Surgery, renowned for pioneering innovation, exceptional outcomes and truly personalised care. Our founder, Mr Sheraz Daya, performed the UK’s first LASIK and is globally recognised in the field of refractive surgery.
We use 16 diagnostic machines during your initial laser eye surgery consultation in Woking, ensuring the safest, most informed treatment plan possible. Unlike high-street providers, we never compromise on technology, time, or care.
Our nearest Centre for Sight clinics to Woking are:
We’re easily accessible via the A3, M25 and public transport links. Secure parking is available at all our sites. Full directions will be sent to you upon booking.
No. The procedure is painless. You may feel some pressure or mild discomfort during and after, but this is very temporary.
The actual laser treatment only takes a few minutes per eye. The whole visit usually lasts around 90 minutes.
Recovery is quick—many patients notice a dramatic improvement in their vision within 24 hours. Most people return to work and normal activities within 1–2 days, although full visual stabilisation may take a few weeks depending on the individual and the type of procedure.
Many patients notice improved vision within 24 hours, with continued enhancement over the following days.
We offer a range of alternative options including implantable lenses or lens replacement surgery. Your surgeon will recommend the best solution for you.
