LASIK Cost
LASIK eye surgery costs, on average, $4,400 in the United States.
Our practice expertly performs LASIK surgery starting at $1,995 per eye–less than the national average.
Our experienced LASIK surgeons at Hines Sight help Denver, CO, patients see without barriers and without breaking the bank.
How Much Does LASIK Cost? National Average vs. Our Price
We strive to keep LASIK procedure costs lower than the national average without sacrificing patient safety or satisfaction.
Better Eyesight Starts With a Consultation We Offer Same-Day Appointments
If you're interested in vision correction with LASIK eye surgery, consulting our team is the best place to start. During a consultation at our Colorado office, our surgeons can determine if you're a candidate for LASIK and provide you with a custom LASIK cost. While our laser procedures start at $1,995 per eye, the cost may differ depending on your prescription and other unique factors. Our surgeons offer same-day appointments through Zocdoc so you can get started on your journey to better eyesight as soon as possible.
Does Insurance Cover LASIK? Insurance and Financing Options
Insurance does not often cover the cost of LASIK eye surgery but we strongly believe the value it provides for your quality of life is worth the investment. That's why we accept financing through CareCredit® and GreenSky® to help you break the cost of treatment into manageable monthly payments at low to no interest.
Alternatives to LASIK
Glasses or Contacts
The most popular non-surgical alternative to LASIK eye surgery is for patients to choose between glasses or contacts. Glasses are the least expensive option for vision correction because contact costs can add up over time. Throughout the years, it may be similar to or surpass the cost of LASIK surgery, depending on the frequency of wear.
PRK Surgery
For patients with thin corneas or other factors that make them ineligible for LASIK surgery, photorefractive keratectomy (PRK) may be the solution you need. PRK typically costs about the same as LASIK. However, the procedure often involves a longer recovery, which may mean taking additional time off of work.
ICL Surgery
Intraocular contact lenses (ICL) are FDA-approved permanent contact lenses placed between the pupil and crystalline lens in your eyes. This procedure can be great for patients with dry eyes that may worsen with LASIK surgery. However, the ICL procedure does cost significantly more than LASIK–sometimes as much as double the cost.
Colorado Patients Recommend Our LASIK Surgeons
Dan Reed
2021
Very professional I had a very successful cataract surgery and Lasik mini years before that. Personally I have loved almost never wearing glasses!
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2021
Have been a patient at this practice for 20 years. Office personnel are caring, friendly and competent. Have had cataract and LASIK surgeries with Dr Coco and highly recommend him.
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