Health Savings Account
HSA: allows you to set aside pre-tax dollars for medical expenses, including LASIK. These funds roll over annually, making them a flexible way to save for vision correction.
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Factors Influencing LASIK Costs
The cost of LASIK is one of the most important factors patients consider when deciding to move forward with vision correction. At TLC Laser Eye Centers, we believe LASIK is more than just a procedure—it’s an investment in your confidence, freedom, and quality of life.
At TLC, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional care at an affordable price. This means competitive and transparent pricing and a commitment to outstanding patient care and visual outcomes. Nationally, the cost of LASIK Eye Surgery ranges from $1,500 – $5,000 per eye according to Market Scope’s most recent US Ophthalmologist Survey1. At TLC, our all-inclusive standard fee is between $2,495 – $2,895 per eye, with most patients investing around $2,000 per eye for their procedure once applicable insurance and promotional offers are applied.
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Smart Payment Solutions to Make LASIK Affordable
Flexible Spending Account
FSA: is another pre-tax savings option for LASIK, though funds must typically be used within the calendar year. Planning ahead during your employer’s open enrollment can help maximize this benefit.
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Financing Option
LASIK financing plans: to help make vision correction more affordable. Many patients choose monthly payments comparable to a utility bill rather than paying the full amount upfront.
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Insurance Coverage
Some plans may offer discounts on LASIK procedures.
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Comparing the Long-Term Costs: LASIK vs. Glasses and Contacts
Investing in LASIK can lead to long-term savings compared to ongoing eyewear expenses.
- Contact Lenses: $540 per eye annually.
- Lens Solution: Up to $144 per year.
- Glasses: $300 or more for frames and lenses.
Total costs can exceed $1,184 per year*, while LASIK is a one-time investment.
- US Ophthalmologist Surgery Market Report. December, 2022 Market Scope.