22A Harley Street London W1G 9PB

Harley Street · Consultant-led

Laser Eye Surgery in London

Reduce or end your dependence on glasses and contact lenses with LASIK, LASEK/TransPRK or SMILE — performed personally by GMC-registered surgeons on Harley Street using the Schwind Amaris 1050RS.

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0% finance available
Laser eye surgery from
£1,950 / eye
or from £36.04/month over 60 months
  • Free consultation (£100 holding fee, refunded)
  • All diagnostics & aftercare included
  • Free enhancement within 12 months
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Written by Dr CT Pillai, Medical DirectorGMC 3517198 · leads our laser service · medically reviewed by Dr Radwan Almousa (GMC 6033647)
Last reviewed 18 August 2026
50,000+
Procedures performed
~50 yrs
Surgical experience
4.9/5
Doctify rating
2025 & 2026
Doctify Award
CQC
Regulated & inspected
The procedure

What is laser eye surgery?

Laser eye surgery reshapes the front surface of your eye — the cornea — with a precision laser, correcting short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism so light focuses clearly on the retina, reducing or removing your need for glasses and contact lenses.

At Precision Vision London it's a walk-in, walk-out day procedure taking around 10–20 minutes per eye under local anaesthetic drops. Most people return to everyday activities within a day or two. Your surgeon selects the right technique — LASIK, LASEK/TransPRK or SMILE — for your prescription, corneal thickness and lifestyle.

Not sure it's right for you? You may be a candidate for lens replacement surgery or ICL implants instead — we'll advise honestly at your consultation.

Laser eye surgery being performed at Precision Vision London using the Schwind Amaris laser
Precision technology

The clarity of the Schwind Amaris 1050RS

One of the fastest, most advanced laser platforms available — tracking your eye over 1,000 times a second for a treatment mapped to the unique imperfections of each eye. It's the technology behind our results, and it's included in your all-inclusive price.

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Which treatment

Types of laser eye surgery we offer

Your surgeon recommends the safest, most effective option for your eyes at your consultation.

£1,950from / eye

LASIK

The most popular technique. A thin flap is created and the cornea reshaped underneath — fast healing, with clearer vision typically within 24–48 hours.

£1,950from / eye

LASEK / TransPRK

A surface (no-flap) treatment ideal for thinner corneas or more active lifestyles. Healing takes a little longer, around 5–7 days.

£2,550from / eye

SMILE

A minimally invasive, keyhole laser procedure through a tiny incision — a flapless option well suited to short-sightedness. Performed by Dr Radwan Almousa.

£2,500from / eye

Presbyond Blended Vision

For over-40s wanting freedom from reading glasses — laser blended vision extends your range of focus from near to far.

Included

Wavefront / custom

Advanced measurements map the unique imperfections of each eye for a treatment tailored to your individual vision.

Included

Aftercare & enhancement

All post-operative appointments through your first year, plus any enhancement procedure if needed — at no extra cost.

Looking for PTK (phototherapeutic keratectomy)? PTK is a therapeutic laser treatment for corneal surface conditions rather than a vision-correction procedure, so it has its own dedicated page — read about PTK.

Not sure which treatment is right for you?

A free suitability consultation gives you a clear, honest answer — with no obligation.

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Candidacy

Am I suitable for laser eye surgery?

Most people with a stable prescription and healthy eyes are suitable — but the only way to know for certain is a comprehensive consultation. As a guide:

Often a good candidate

  • Aged 18+ with a prescription stable for ~12 months
  • Short-sighted, long-sighted or have astigmatism
  • Healthy eyes and good general eye health
  • Tired of the limits of glasses or contact lenses

May need an alternative

  • Thin or irregular corneas — ICL may suit better
  • Very high prescriptions beyond laser range
  • Early cataract — lens replacement may be recommended
  • Pregnant or breastfeeding (prescription can fluctuate)
The pathway

What happens, step by step

1

Free, surgeon-led consultation

A detailed 60–90 minute assessment led by your surgeon, with advanced diagnostic scans, confirms whether you're a candidate and which technique suits your eyes.

2

Your personalised treatment plan

Your surgeon explains your options, expected outcome, risks and costs — with no pressure and no obligation to proceed.

3

Treatment day

The laser procedure itself takes around 10–20 minutes per eye under anaesthetic drops. You'll rest briefly, then be driven home the same day.

4

Recovery & aftercare

Most LASIK patients see clearly within 24–48 hours. We review you through your first 12 months, with any enhancement included.

An honest picture

Benefits and risks

Good clinical care means being clear about both. Your surgeon will discuss all of this with you in person before you decide.

Benefits

  • Reduced or ended reliance on glasses and contact lenses
  • Quick procedure with a fast recovery for most patients
  • Long-lasting correction of short/long sight and astigmatism
  • Greater freedom for sport, travel and daily life

Possible risks & side-effects

  • Temporary dry eyes or fluctuating vision while healing
  • Glare, haloes or starbursts around lights, usually short-lived
  • Occasionally an enhancement is needed to fine-tune the result
  • As with any surgery, rarer complications are possible

Outcomes vary between individuals; no surgical result can be guaranteed. Your surgeon will assess your suitability and discuss the risks specific to you at consultation.

Transparent pricing

How much does laser eye surgery cost?

Laser eye surgery at Precision Vision London starts from £1,950 per eye for LASIK and LASEK, or from £36.04 per month with 0% finance. Every price is all-inclusive — consultation, diagnostics, the procedure, aftercare and any enhancement in the first year.

£1,950from / eye

LASIK & LASEK

Our most requested treatments, including TransPRK surface laser.

£2,500from / eye

Blended Vision

Freedom from reading glasses for over-40s.

£2,550from / eye

SMILE

Minimally invasive keyhole laser correction.

See the full laser eye surgery cost breakdown and 0% finance options, or book a free consultation for a personalised quote.

Your surgeon

Dr CT Pillai

Founder & Medical Director · Leads laser vision correction
DO, MS, FRCS (Edin), FRCOphth (UK) · GMC 3517198

With more than 50,000 vision-correction procedures over a career spanning almost 50 years, Dr Pillai was among the first surgeons in the UK to perform bilateral laser eye surgery. He leads our laser and keratoconus programmes. SMILE laser procedures are performed by our consultant colleague Dr Radwan Almousa (GMC 6033647). Every patient is treated by a consultant surgeon, never a technician.

LASIK & LASEKSMILEBlended VisionKeratoconus
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Find out if laser eye surgery is right for you

Book a free, no-obligation, surgeon-led suitability consultation on Harley Street. We'll assess your eyes, answer your questions, and give you an honest recommendation — with no pressure to proceed.

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Rated excellent

What our laser patients say

★★★★★
4.9 / 5 · 150+ verified Doctify reviews
★★★★★

"Many thanks to Mr Pillai and his team — they were all superbly professional throughout. I still can't quite believe how well I can see less than 48 hours down the line, but it is amazing."

Hannah DLaser Eye Surgery patient
★★★★★

"I was quite nervous about the procedure, but every member of staff was competent and confident, which put my mind at ease. My husband had laser eye surgery 10 years ago and his eyesight is still perfect — reassuring proof the results are long-lasting."

M. MelissaLaser Eye Surgery patient
★★★★★

"Top-quality attention and top-quality equipment. That made me very confident — it was an excellent job and I feel so good with my vision, and so happy. I recommend everyone to see the clinic."

V. AntonioLASIK Eye Surgery patient
Doctify Outstanding Patient Experience Award 2026 Doctify Outstanding Patient Experience Award 2025
Good to know

Laser eye surgery FAQs

How much does laser eye surgery cost in London?
Laser eye surgery at Precision Vision London starts from £1,950 per eye for LASIK and LASEK, or from £36.04 per month with 0% finance. Blended Vision is £2,500 per eye and SMILE is £2,550 per eye. Every price is all-inclusive, with no hidden extras.
Is laser eye surgery safe?
Laser eye surgery is one of the most commonly performed and closely studied elective procedures. As with any surgery there are risks, which your GMC-registered surgeon discusses fully at your consultation. Our surgeons have performed over 50,000 procedures.
Does it hurt?
The procedure is virtually painless — your eye is numbed with anaesthetic drops. You may feel mild pressure during treatment and some grittiness or watering for a few hours afterwards, which settles quickly.
How long does recovery take?
Most LASIK patients notice clearer vision within 24–48 hours and return to normal activities the next day. LASEK and TransPRK take a little longer to settle, typically 5–7 days.
What if I'm not suitable for laser?
If laser eye surgery isn't right for your eyes, we'll tell you honestly and recommend an alternative such as lens replacement surgery or ICL implants. The consultation is about the best outcome for you, not selling a procedure.
Is there an age limit?
Laser eye surgery is suitable for adults 18 and over with a stable prescription. There is no strict upper age limit, though for patients developing cataracts, lens replacement may be a better long-term option — your surgeon will advise.

Ready to see life without glasses?

Book your free suitability consultation on Harley Street today. No obligation, no pressure — just an honest, expert assessment of your options.

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