Before travelling
Discuss your prescription, preferred destination and available appointments. Ask the clinic when to stop contact lenses before measurements.
International eye care · Vision correction
LASIK cost for Gulf patients. LASIK & vision correction
Your visit, thoughtfully planned.
Explore laser vision correction with a detailed assessment of your prescription and corneal health.
Discuss this treatmentKerala · Delhi · Mumbai
Time to understand your optionsTechnique and appointment availability must be confirmed at your chosen centre before you book travel.
LASIK policy clauses & zero-cost EMI
Cataract: cashless with most health insurance and corporate employee plans, subject to policy terms, sub-limits and insurer approval. Premium lens upgrades and other non-payable items may leave a patient contribution. LASIK and ICL can be covered by health insurance depending on your policy's clauses. Wekure Health reviews your insurance documents and clauses and confirms cashless eligibility before surgery. Coverage, limits and any patient contribution require insurer confirmation; cashless is not guaranteed. Eligibility is reviewed at participating centres in Kerala, Delhi and Mumbai. Zero-cost EMI is subject to lender approval.
LASIK and ICL can be covered by health insurance depending on your policy's clauses. Wekure Health reviews your insurance documents and clauses and confirms cashless eligibility before surgery. Coverage, limits and any patient contribution require insurer confirmation; cashless is not guaranteed. LASIK costs ₹40,000–₹1,20,000; a written quote confirms the eye basis. Zero-cost EMI is subject to lender approval.
Understand your options
About LASIK & vision correction
LASIK reshapes the cornea using a laser to reduce dependence on spectacles or contact lenses. The surgeon creates a thin corneal flap and treats the underlying tissue. Topography-guided LASIK, also offered through Wekure Health, uses a map of the cornea to guide treatment. The appropriate approach depends on your eyes, not simply your preferred technique.
An individual decision
Could it be right for you?
- Usually considered for adults with a stable prescription and healthy eyes.
- Corneal thickness, shape and tear-film health must be assessed; LASIK is not suitable for every cornea.
- Pregnancy, some medical conditions and an unstable prescription may mean postponing treatment or choosing an alternative.
What an assessment may include
- Prescription and comprehensive eye examination
- Corneal topography and thickness measurements
- Dry-eye assessment and discussion of visual expectations
Tests are selected by the clinician. Information on this page is general guidance, not a diagnosis or a recommendation for surgery.
Important to know
Dryness, glare, halos and residual prescription can occur. Reading glasses may still be needed with age. No procedure guarantees spectacle-free vision; discuss risks and alternatives with the surgeon.
A care journey, not a recovery promise
Before, during & after your visit.
Care planning that includes your familyAssessment & decision
Complete an in-person corneal assessment. Agree the technique, risks and written costs before consenting to treatment.
Review & return
Use prescribed drops, avoid eye rubbing and attend the planned review. Confirm fitness to fly and arrange continuing follow-up at home.
A Personalised care is a planning framework, not a guaranteed treatment or recovery period. Your clinician decides treatment timing, follow-up and fitness to fly; a longer stay may be needed.
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