Safe, Precise Laser Vision Correction for Clearer Sight

Experience clearer vision without the hassle of glasses or contact lenses. At Centre for Sight, we provide safe, effective and personalised laser vision correction tailored to you.

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At a Glance

Treatments offered: LASIK, LASEK/PRK, Supracor LASIK (for presbyopia).

Finance: Transparent prices; 0% options available (via partner finance).

Locations: London, Sussex, Surrey.

Why Choose: UK’s longest provider of LASIK Laser Vision Correction.

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What is Laser Eye Surgery?

Laser eye surgery reshapes the cornea using precise laser technology to help correct vision problems like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. By adjusting how light enters the eye, this procedure helps to improve focus on the retina, allowing you to experience clearer and sharper vision without relying on glasses or contacts.

Different techniques (LASIK, LASEK/PRK, Supracor) suit different prescriptions and corneas. 

Am I Suitable?

Types of Laser Eye Surgery

LASIK

Safest, precise vision-correction with longest track record; Centre for Sight has offered LASIK since 2004. 

LASEK / PRK

Surface procedure (no corneal flap); often recommended for thin/irregular corneas or certain lifestyles. 

Supracor LASIK (for reading/presbyopia)

Targets near, intermediate and distance vision to reduce dependence on reading glasses. 

Comparing Laser Eye Surgery Procedures

Please be aware that your consultant will recommend the most suitable vision correction procedure to suit your eyes and lifestyle.

Procedure	How it works	Best for	Pros	Cons
LASIK	Flap created with femtosecond laser; excimer reshapes stroma	Broad range of prescriptions with suitable corneal thickness	Rapid visual recovery; long track record	Requires flap (not ideal for some contact sports/very thin corneas)
LASEK/PRK	Surface epithelium loosened/replaced; laser reshapes beneath	Thin/irregular corneas; high-impact activities; dry-eye risk	No flap; suitable when LASIK isn’t	Slower recovery; initial discomfort; bandage lens for days
Supracor LASIK	LASIK profile tailored for presbyopia	Age-related near-vision loss (reading glasses)	Improves near/intermediate and distance	Typically one eye treated; nuanced visual adaptation

Am I suitable for laser eye surgery?

To be considered suitable, you will generally need to meet the following criteria:

A stable prescription for at least 12 months
Healthy eyes, free from infection or untreated conditions like severe dry eye
Adequate corneal thickness for safe reshaping
Over 18 years old (age suitability may vary by procedure)

Laser eye surgery may not be suitable for:

Those with unstable prescriptions or thin/irregular corneas
Patients with autoimmune conditions or severe dry eye
Individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding

Every eye is unique and so a detailed consultation at Centre for Sight will confirm whether laser eye surgery is the safest and most effective option for you.

Am I Suitable?

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What are the benefits and risks of Laser Vision Correction?

Your surgeon will speak with you about the benefits and risks involved before your procedure.

Benefits (vary by procedure):	Risks/side effects (not exhaustive):
Freedom from glasses/contacts	Temporary discomfort/dryness
Rapid recovery with LASIK	Glare/halos (usually transient)
Options for thin corneas (LASEK/PRK)	Slower recovery and early discomfort with LASEK/PRK
Near-vision enhancement for presbyopia (Supracor)	Enhancement procedures occasionally required

Patient Journey

Enquiry

Fill out our form below and our enquiry team will be delighted to help you on the first stage of your journey to clearer vision.

Diagnostics

Before any treatment is planned, a full set of diagnostic tests is undertaken. This includes up to 16 diagnostic tests, providing your consultant with a detailed analysis of your eye health.

Consultation

After diagnostics, you will meet with your surgeon who will discuss the test results and the best option for you, whether that is LASIK, LASEK/PRK, Supractor or another more suitable treatment. All the benefits, risks and alternatives will be explained before you decide to proceed.

Treatment

Once you have selected and consented to a procedure, your surgery is scheduled. Centre for Sight performs LASIK, laser lens replacement, and other refractive procedures at our dedicated eye care hospitals in Surrey or Sussex.

Aftercare

24-hour helpline and structured follow-up for 1 year included in price. 

Aftercare instructions.

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Costs and Finance Options

Transparent, fixed prices (no hidden extras):

Deposit (incl. consultation): £500* — deducted if suitable; refunded if unsuitable (50% refund if suitable but not proceeding).
Laser Eye Surgery (per eye): From £2,593 (same price regardless of prescription; includes procedure, 24-hour service, 1-year aftercare).
Supracor LASIK: From £2,827 (typically one eye treated).

0% Finance examples (illustrative):

£2,593 per eye over 24 months (0% APR): £108.04/month.
Supracor LASIK £2,827 over 24 months (0% APR): £117.79/month.
(Subject to status; finance via partner provider; terms apply.)

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FAQs

Am I suitable for LASIK?

Suitability depends on prescription stability, corneal thickness/shapeand eye health. A full consultation with scans confirms candidacy.

When would you recommend LASEK/PRK instead of LASIK?

Often for thin or irregular corneas, certain high-impact activities, or when dry-eye risk is a concern. Recovery is slower than LASIK. 

Is laser eye surgery painful?

Most patients experience minimal discomfort, as numbing drops are used. Some report mild sensitivity post-surgery, which fades quickly.

Read the full blog post.

How long does it take to recover?

While everyone’s experience varies, most patients notice significant improvement within 24-48 hours and can return to regular activities soon after.

What is the success rate?

Centre for Sight have carried out thousands of laser vision correction procedures boasting a high success rate, with most patients achieving 20/20 vision or better.

When can I exercise?

After 2 weeks, you can typically return to moderate-intensity exercise. Please seek the advice of your surgeon for high-impact or contact sports.

What is Supracor LASIK?

A LASIK profile for presbyopia designed to improve near and intermediate vision (often one eye). 

Are there 0% finance options for laser eye surgery?

Yes, credit plans up to 24 months interest-free are available via a NovunaFinance(subject to status).

How quickly can I be seen for laser eye surgery?

You can usually be seen promptly. Once you complete the suitability quiz or contact us, our team will arrange a consultation at one of our clinics (London, Surreyor Sussex). After diagnostic tests and confirmation of suitability, treatment can often be scheduled within weeks, depending on your availability and clinic schedules.

Does follow-up care come included for laser eye surgery?

Yes. Centre for Sight’s transparent pricing includes a full aftercare package: 24-hour emergency access and all scheduled follow-up appointments for one year. This ensures yourhealing and visual outcome are closely monitoredwithout extra cost.

Can I get a discount on laser eye surgery?

Prices are transparent and fixed, there are no hidden extras or “time-limited discounts.” This means everyone pays the same, fair fee. Instead of discounts, Centre for Sight offers 0% finance options, allowing you to spread the cost of surgery over affordable monthly payments.

How do I find the best laser eye surgeon?

Look for an experienced consultant ophthalmic surgeon with recognised qualifications (e.g., FRCOphth), a strong track recordin refractive surgery, and published outcomes. Centre for Sight surgeons are consultant ophthalmologists with subspecialist expertise, audited results, and decades of combined experience. You can review consultant profiles on the website before booking.