Rediscover Full-Range Vision with Supracor LASIK

Say goodbye to reading glasses and hello to crisp near, intermediate and distance vision. At Centre for Sight we offer safe, personalised laser correction for presbyopia and beyond.

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Supracor LASIK at a Glance

Here’s a quick overview of what Supracor LASIK offers and how it could improve your everyday vision.

Supracor LASIK (laser vision correction) to help correct presbyopia.

Flexible 0% interest-free payment plans available (via partner finance). 

Centre for Sight has over 30 years’ experience in laser vision correction.

London, Sussex, Surrey.

Key Benefits

What is Supracor LASIK?

Supracor LASIK is an advanced form of laser vision correction specifically designed to treat presbyopia, the age-related loss of near vision that often leads to reliance on reading glasses. Using a customised laser profile, Supracor reshapes the cornea to create a multifocal effect, allowing the eye to see more clearly at near, intermediate and distance.

Unlike standard LASIK, which focuses on a single distance, Supracor LASIK is carefully planned to balance vision across different ranges. It is commonly performed on one eye (usually the non-dominant eye) to enhance near vision, while the other eye remains optimised for distance, a technique that supports natural visual adaptation.

At Centre for Sight, Supracor LASIK is performed using the same trusted laser platforms as our standard LASIK procedures, following detailed diagnostics and consultant-led assessment to ensure safety, suitability and the best possible visual outcome.

Types of Laser Eye Surgery

There are several types of laser eye surgery available, each tailored to different vision problems, corneal characteristics and visual goals.

1

LASIK (Laser-Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis)

LASIK is the most commonly performed type of laser eye surgery. It uses two advanced lasers, one to create a precise, ultra-thin layer on the surface of the cornea, and another to gently reshape the tissue underneath to correct vision. The treatment is quick, comfortable, and highly accurate, with most patients experiencing clear vision within 24 hours.

2

LASEK / PRK (Surface Laser Treatment)

LASEK and PRK are surface laser techniques where the outer layer of the cornea is carefully moved aside so the laser can reshape the surface underneath. These methods are often recommended for people with thinner or irregular corneas, or for those involved in contact sports or high-impact activities. Recovery takes a little longer than LASIK, but visual results are equally good once the eye has healed.

3

Supracor LASIK (for Reading Vision / Presbyopia)

Supracor LASIK is a customised laser treatment designed to correct both distance and near vision, reducing the need for reading glasses. It reshapes the cornea with a unique profile that provides a wider range of focus. This option is often ideal for people aged 40 and above who want greater visual freedom without relying on bifocals or varifocals.

Types of Laser Eye Surgery

Different laser eye surgery techniques are available to suit various vision correction needs and eye conditions. Here's a comprehensive comparison to help you understand your options.

Procedure

Type

Best

For

Recovery Time

Procedure

Details

Success Rate

Procedure
Type

LASIK

Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis

Best For

Most refractive errors, active lifestyles, quick recovery needed

Recovery Time

24-48

Hours

Procedure
Details

Creates corneal flap, reshapes underlying tissue

Success Rate

96-98%

Procedure
Type

PRK & LASEK

Photorefractive Keratectomy

Best For

Thin corneas, contact sports, military personnel

Recovery Time

3-5

Days

Procedure
Details

Removes surface layer, reshapes cornea directly

Success Rate

94-96%

Procedure
Type

Supracor LASIK

Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis (multifocal profile)

Best For

Presbyopia (age-related near vision loss); patients wanting reduced dependence on reading glasses

Recovery Time

24–72

Hours

Procedure
Details

Creates a corneal flap and applies a customised multifocal laser profile to improve near, intermediate and distance vision

Success Rate

92-96%

What are the benefits and risks of Supracor LASIK?

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

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Benefits of Supracor LASIK:

To be considered suitable for Supracor LASIK (or any laser vision correction), you will usually need to meet these key criteria:

Significant reduction in dependence on reading glasses as well as clear intermediate and distance vision.

Uses the same trusted laser platforms as standard LASIK, performed in minutes with minimal downtime.

Long-lasting outcomes when criteria are met.

High precision vision correction

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Risks/side effects (not exhaustive):

Temporary blurred distance vision in the treated eye during adaptation.

Possible dry eye, halos or glare (especially in early weeks), most resolve as healing progresses.

Visual adaptation period: the brain adjusts to the multifocal corneal profile, which may take a few weeks.

As with all surgical procedures, an enhancement might occasionally be required.

Not Sure If You're Eligible?

Schedule a comprehensive eye examination to determine your candidacy for laser eye surgery.

Am I suitable for Supracor LASIK?

Supracor LASIK suitability is carefully assessed through detailed diagnostic testing to ensure this advanced, multifocal laser treatment is the safest and most effective option for your eyes and lifestyle.

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To be considered suitable for Supracor LASIK (or any laser vision correction), you will usually need to meet these key criteria:

Age generally between 40-55 when presbyopia becomes noticeable.

Stable prescription in recent months; generally healthy eyes free from significant untreated conditions.

Good corneal and ocular health (suitable thickness, shape, no advanced cataract, no severe dry eye) to support the multifocal laser profile.

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Supracor LASIK Laser Eye Surgery is not suitable if you have:

Some factors may reduce suitability: very thin/irregular corneas, advanced cataracts or retina disease, severe dry eye, or certain systemic conditions. A full consultation at Centre for Sight will provide a detailed assessment.

Costs and Finance Options

Transparent, Fixed Prices (no hidden extras):

Consultation: £500*

*Deducted from the cost of surgery if you proceed. Refunded in full if unsuitable (50% refund if suitable but not proceeding).

Standard LASIK

From £2,595

Per Eye

Corrects distance vision

Consultant-led surgery

Advanced diagnostics and treatment planning

Laser-assisted procedure

24-hour emergency support

1-year follow-up care

Optional 0% finance up to 24 months

Supracor LASIK

From £2,829

Per Eye

Designed to correct near, intermediate and distance

Requires advanced diagnostics and specialist surgeon expertise

Laser excimer based multifocal treatment

24-hour emergency support

1-year follow-up care

Optional 0% finance up to 24 months

LASEK / PRK

From £2,593

Per Eye

Suitable for thin or irregular corneas

Consultant-led surgery

Advanced diagnostics and treatment planning

Surface laser correction

24-hour emergency support

1-year follow-up care

Optional 0% finance up to 24 months

Flexible Financing Options

Private Medical Insurance

Many of our Consultants work with all the major insurance providers*

Self Pay

Pay in full for patients who prefer a straightforward approach

0% APR Financing

6-24 month payment plans with approved credit

Military Discount

5% discount for active military and veterans

*Private Medical Insurance is unlikely to cover Laser Eye Surgery Procedures, Implantable Contact Lenses, or Laser Lens Replacement

FAQs

Below are answers to some of the most common questions about Supracor LASIK, helping you understand how the treatment works and whether it may be right for you.

While standard LASIK corrects for short-sightlong-sight and astigmatism, Supracor adds a multifocal corneal profile to tackle age-related near vision loss (reading glasses).

Ideal candidates are aged around 40–55, with healthy eyes, some near vision deterioration (presbyopia) and good corneal health. A full consultation determines suitability.

Many patients notice improved near vision immediately; distance vision may take weeks to adapt. You should discuss driving with your surgeon, in most cases driving is possible within a week when your surgeon confirms it’s safe.

Many patients significantly reduce their dependence on reading glasses. However, ageing changes may still require occasional use for very fine or prolonged near tasks.

Yes, commonly one eye (the non-dominant) is treated for near vision, and the other (dominant) for distance. Your surgeon will tailor the plan.

Yes, we offer interest-free credit plans up to 24 months via our finance partner (subject to status and affordability).

Our consultants are leading specialists in laser vision correction, we use the latest laser technology, and we’ve pioneered many of these techniques in the UK.

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For more information on your aftercare following surgery please refer to our booklet.

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