LASIK cost is a concern for many patients. Because LASIK and PRK are considered elective procedures, they are not typically covered by medical insurance. LASIK and PRK can be very affordable with our partner, CareCredit. CareCredit offers low monthly payments that provide the opportunity to pay for the procedure over time. With $0 down, patients can receive no interest for up to 24 months. Apply online at their website and receive approval in minutes.
We also partner with Alphaeon Credit, which gives you another financing option to break up the cost of your LASIK surgery over time. They offer special financing plans and a variety of monthly payment options with no annual fee. There’s no need to reapply when using the card again for yourself or family members. Visit Alphaeon Credit to apply online.
Another option for LASIK surgery cost is through a flex spending account. If your employer offers these accounts, you can use pre-tax dollars to pay for your LASIK. Contact us to find out more about flex spending accounts.
We also accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
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