Clear vision is a gift. And we’re honoured to give it to you.
You’re here because you want to see things clearly. And that includes the matter of costs. We know our fees for laser eye surgery might seem higher than others, so let’s explain why this is.
The last thing you want when it comes to your vision is bargain bucket pricing. You need to know you’re having the safest surgical experience in the very best of hands. Our surgeons have the experience, technology and skills you can rely on, and this value is reflected in the price.
Precision surgery depends on the skills and experience of the surgeon and the most precise tools for the job. To uphold our clinical reputation and responsibility, and ensure our patients enjoy the best possible care, we invest in the latest technologies and constantly hone our skills to keep at the forefront of our craft.
Definitely worth the money. Best investment ever! I should have done it ages ago.
At ELS, we’re all about transparency. That’s why you’ll find our fees and inclusions explained on every treatment page. But here’s a handy table so you can quickly see the big picture.
Smile®
Pro
LASIK
$3250
per eye
$3375
per eye
$3250
per eye
$3150
per eye
From $4500
per eye
From $4500
per eye
$5500
per eye
All assessments, diagnostic scans and measurements
Your surgery
Comprehensive
dry eye kit
All follow-up appointments
Smile® Pro
$3250
per eye
All assessments, diagnostic
scans and measurements
Your surgery
Comprehensive
Dry eye kit
All follow-up appointments
PRESBYOND®
$3375
per eye
All assessments, diagnostic
scans and measurements
Your surgery
Comprehensive
Dry eye kit
All follow-up appointments
LASIK
$3250
per eye
$3150
per eye
From $4500
per eye
From $4500
per eye
$5500
per eye
Spread the rest over 6 months – interest-free – with our in-house payment plan (laser surgery only). Ask our friendly staff for details.
Whereas glasses or contact lenses require a lifetime commitment with ongoing costs, laser eye surgery is typically a one-time investment. This means the sooner you have your vision corrected, the sooner you could save money on replacing glasses, prescription sunnies, contact lenses and solutions, along with the hassles involved.
Lisa’s short-sightedness began in her teens, and she’s worn daily contact lenses for 30 years. She updates her glasses every 4 years. But now aged 50, Lisa also needs reading glasses. She’s bought off-the-shelf readers to wear with her contact lenses, but to read comfortably without her contacts, she now needs multifocal glasses.
Let’s compare the cost of Lisa’s contact lenses and multifocal glasses with PRESBYOND eye surgery.
Result: Over the next 10 years, Lisa will likely spend $5,216.99 more on contact lenses and multifocals than she would on PRESBYOND surgery.
Sam, 24, has worn glasses for short-sightedness since his mid-teens. He has a backup pair of glasses for emergencies, and prescription sunnies too. Sam replaces both every 2 years to stay on trend, but having recently taken up bouldering, he finds his glasses get in the way.
Let’s compare the cost of Sam’s glasses with SMILE eye surgery.
Result: Over the next 20 years, Sam will likely spend $3,500 more on glasses than he would on SMILE laser surgery.
Disclaimer: The cost comparisons and savings in these case studies are examples only and may not reflect your personal circumstances. Actual savings will vary based on your individual eyewear habits, prescription needs and treatment choice. We’re happy to walk through your specific situation at your consultation.
