NO-CUT LASIK EYE SURGERY COST IN TORONTO
Pricing for Laser Vision Correction is different based on the type of procedure
- Take ADVANTAGE of the low Canadian Dollar, and experience all the benefits of Laser Vision Correction
- TRANS-EPI PRK starting at $1800/eye
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- Payment plans and promotions available
What is The Cost of No-Cut Lasik surgery in Toronto?
Thinking of coming to Canada to enjoy the benefits of TRANS-EPI PRK while saving you money by paying in Canadian dollars?
Trans-EPI PRK is only available at the Goldberg Centre in Toronto Canada. Starting at $1800/eye you will get the value and savings that you are looking for!
Given the utmost dedication to our practice, which includes the innovative “flap-free” NO-CUT LASER technology and state-of-the-art Advanced CustomVue imaging, our pricing is exceptionally competitive. You won’t find us advertising deceptively low fees only to add hidden charges later on. In reality, we only determine the cost after your complimentary consultation, during which we assess your unique needs in detail.
When compared to the long-term expense of constantly buying eyeglasses or contact lenses, the savings you’ll experience are nothing short of remarkable (use the form below to get a taste of these savings!). Additionally, all of our procedures come with a comprehensive Vision Care Plan, and we offer flexible financing options. Don’t forget to explore our current special promotions, and don’t hesitate to reach out to us to discover how we can provide you with top-quality eye care in Toronto at a price that suits your budget.
HOW CAN I SAVE ON MY NO-CUT LASIK EYE SURGERY PROCEDURE?
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COMPARING NO-CUT LASIK EYE SURGERY COSTS IN TORONTO:
IS EVERY PROCEDURE THE SAME?
TRANS-EPI PRK is the worlds newest and leading technology in Laser Vision Correction. Trans-EPI PRK is not available in the USA as of today.
Indeed, laser eye surgery has undergone significant advancements since its inception. Today, the pinnacle of innovation is the NO-CUT procedure (Trans-Epi PRK), recognized as the safest and most cutting-edge approach.
What makes NO-CUT LASER so exceptional? In contrast to the older Lasik technology, NO-CUT is virtually non-invasive. Lasik involves cutting a flap from the front of the cornea, using the laser to reshape the cornea, and then repositioning the flap. On the other hand, NO-CUT employs the most advanced excimer laser available to correct your vision without any corneal incisions. Consequently, the NO-CUT process eliminates the need for a corneal flap.
What sets “flap-less” procedures apart? The majority of complications arising from laser eye surgery are linked to the corneal flap. Flap-based procedures do not allow for complete healing, which is why NO-CUT is highly recommended for individuals engaged in high-impact activities, such as athletes, pilots, and firefighters.
Furthermore, NO-CUT is an option for a broader range of patients compared to Lasik. Individuals with thinner corneas, higher prescription requirements, and various other eye conditions may qualify for NO-CUT, even if they were not eligible for Lasik.
Taking all these factors into account, we firmly believe that NO-CUT stands as the most valuable choice in laser eye surgery.
DISCOVER SAVINGS ON NO-CUT LASIK EYE SURGERY COST IN TORONTO: COMPARE OUR PRICES!
At the Goldberg Centre, we offer the revolutionary NO-CUT corrective eye surgery, a safer and pain-free alternative to traditional methods.
With prices starting as low as $1800/eye this advanced procedure ensures clearer vision without the cut. With Dr. Goldberg’s vast experience and ongoing care, every patient is assured personalized attention from consultation to follow-up. For a more accurate quote, please fill out the form below:
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT NO-CUT LASIK EYE SURGERY COST IN TORONTO
The success rate is over 99%.
No. Before the procedure, numbing anesthetic drops are placed in the eyes, rendering the surgery itself virtually painless.
Laser vision correction is extremely safe. Less than two percent of cases report minor complications, including over- or under-correction, infection and inflammation. These are treatable in our offices.
The physical results are permanent and statistics show that most patients remain stable after 10 years. However, the eyes can still change with time, and laser corrective surgery does not affect a number of visual conditions associated with age.
Our NO-CUT procedure is an outpatient procedures, which means you’ll spend around an hour at the surgeon’s office and walk out afterwards. Someone else should drive you home, since your vision might be a little blurry right after surgery. The procedure itself is brief and painless. Dr. Goldberg will place anesthetic drops in your eye to eliminate any discomfort. NO-CUT patients typically report little or no discomfort following their treatment. With NO CUT there may be some discomfort. Medication is supplied to relieve any post-operative irritation.
Avoid swimming for one week. After you’ve had NO-CUT, you can resume contact sports typically after 1 week.
NO-CUT patients are seen at our Toronto clinic the day following the procedure and 3 days later. They are asked to attend follow up appointments at 1, 2, 3, 6, and 12 months.
Our services are unique and our value is unparalleled by other clinics. We are proud to offer the best and safest procedure. While we may not always be the least expensive, we offer competitive pricing with other clinics in Ontario. Though you can more often than not, expect to pay a little less at the Goldberg Centre than other larger clinics. Our TRANS PRK procedure starts at $1800/eye.
Yes. Most patients choose to have both eyes treated during the same surgery. This is especially convenient for patients visiting from out-of-town.
Yes, we can discuss payment options for the procedure that will have you seeing clearer, faster.
At the time this information was published, OHIP was not covering vision correction.
Many companies have benefits programs that do cover vision correction. Contact your human resources department or insurance provider to find out if you are covered.
