Quality eye treatment with payment options that work for real life

 

We believe patients should be able to explore the right treatment for their eyes with clear, supportive finance options available

Quality eye treatment with payment options that work for real life

We believe patients should be able to explore the right treatment for their eyes with clear, supportive finance options available

Choose the treatment that fits your eyes, with pricing explained clearly

Our pricing table helps you compare options, understand inclusions, and explore ways to make treatment more manageable over time

SMILE, LASIK, PRK

80 per eye/week*
  • Includes treatment for one eye
  • Pre-operative consultation with the surgeon
  • All aftercare until discharge
  • +5 years of enhancements if you need them

*Treatment cost is $3950 per eye. Based on the loan amount of $7,900 paid over 2 years with an interest rate of 5.95% p.a. For more information click here

PRESBYOND

87per eye/week*
  • Includes treatment for one eye
  • Pre-operative consultation with the surgeon
  • All aftercare until discharge
  • +5 years of enhancements if you need them
Treatment cost is $4250 per eye. Based on the loan amount of $8,500 paid over 2 years with an interest rate of 5.95% p.a. For more information click here

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Questions about eye surgery costs?

Learn more about pricing, what may be included in your treatment and the factors that can affect the cost.

Why does laser eye surgery cost as much as it does?

We believe the cost reflects the full level of care we provide, from detailed assessment and treatment planning to follow-up and personalised support.

Our laser eye surgery pricing reflects more than the procedure itself. It includes the care, time, planning, and technology needed to guide each patient safely through treatment. We begin with a detailed assessment to check suitability and understand your eyes properly before recommending any option. From there, we plan treatment carefully, explain costs clearly, and provide follow-up care after the procedure. Your surgeon is with you every step of the journey, providing expert guidance, reassurance, and continuity of care from consultation through to recovery. We also know that different treatments, such as PRK, LASIK, and SMILE, involve different technology and processes. For us, the cost reflects the full patient journey, not just what happens on the day of treatment.

Glasses and contact lenses can seem cheaper at first. But the costs can add up over time.

Many people pay for eye tests, frames, lenses, contact lenses, cleaning solution, and replacements for many years.

Laser eye surgery has a higher upfront cost. But for suitable patients, it may reduce or remove the ongoing cost of glasses and contact lenses.

The right choice depends on your eyes, your prescription, your lifestyle, and how much you currently spend on vision correction.

For some people, yes.

Contact lenses can involve ongoing costs for lenses, solutions, eye checks, and replacement glasses. These costs may continue for many years.

Laser eye surgery is a one-time procedure cost, although you still need routine eye checks afterwards.

If you wear daily contact lenses, have a higher prescription, or often replace glasses, laser eye surgery may compare well over the long term.

A consultation can help you understand if it is suitable for your eyes.

Laser eye surgery is a medical procedure. The cost reflects more than the treatment itself.

It may include detailed eye scans, surgeon assessment, laser technology, theatre time, aftercare, follow-up appointments, and clinical support.

Glasses correct vision while you wear them. Laser eye surgery aims to reshape the cornea, which is the clear front window of the eye, to reduce dependence on glasses or contact lenses.

This is why the pricing structure is different.

The cost can vary depending on the clinic, technology, prescription, and treatment plan.

LASIK, SMILE and PRK are different types of laser eye surgery. Each works in a different way. The best option is not always the cheapest option.

Your surgeon will recommend the procedure that best suits your eyes.

For some people, LASIK may be suitable. Others may be better suited to SMILE or PRK because of their corneal shape, prescription, dry eye risk, or lifestyle needs.

Prices can vary because clinics may include different things in the fee.

Some prices may include assessment, scans, surgeon care, laser treatment, follow-up appointments, and aftercare. Others may list some of these separately.

The technology used, surgeon experience, clinic location, and treatment type can also affect cost.

When comparing prices, it is important to check what is included. The lowest price may not always reflect the full cost of care.

It depends on what is included and what your eyes need.

Laser eye surgery is about safety, suitability, and long-term vision quality. It should not be chosen on price alone.

A higher fee may include more advanced screening, experienced surgeons, modern laser technology, and detailed aftercare.

The most important step is to have a full assessment. This helps confirm whether surgery is suitable and which option is safest for your eyes.

It may do.

Many suitable patients choose laser eye surgery because they want to reduce their need for glasses or contact lenses.

However, it is still possible to need glasses for some tasks later in life. This is especially true as natural age-related reading changes develop.

Laser eye surgery can be a long-term investment in visual freedom, but your surgeon should explain what is realistic for your age, prescription, and eye health.

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Hi, I’m Dr John Males

I founded Envision Eye Centre to create a more considered approach to vision correction and eye surgery, one that combines careful decision-making with access to modern surgical techniques. My work focuses on laser vision correction, cataract surgery and corneal surgery, and over the past 15 years I’ve been involved in bringing procedures such as SMILE®️ and laser-assisted cataract surgery into Australian practice. Alongside my clinical work, I’ve held senior roles at St Vincent’s Hospital and Sydney Eye Hospital and remain involved in teaching and research through the University of Sydney. What matters most to me is choosing the right treatment for the individual, rather than simply the newest one

Dr John Males

M.B B. Sc. (Med)(Hons) MMed (Clin Epi) FRANZCO