LASIK prices in Singapore look wildly different from clinic to clinic, but a lot of that gap is an illusion. Some clinics quote PER EYE, others quote BOTH EYES; some show prices before GST, others after. Quote a $1,940 headline against a $4,588 one and you are often comparing the same procedure. We pulled the published fee pages of 7 Singapore eye clinics and put every price on the same footing, with the basis spelled out for each: SNEC from S$1,940.20 per eye (GST included), Eagle Eye from $2,072.50 per eye before tax, Clearvision at $4,588 for both eyes all-in, LSC bladeless LASIK at $3,510 both eyes, and Atlas Eye from $3,535 both eyes with two years of enhancement built in. Every figure below comes from the clinic's own website, not a third-party blog.
Seven Singapore eye clinics, every published fee page, all put on the same basis.
> Quick view: cheapest published both-eyes LASIK is LSC Eye Clinic at S$3,510 (GST in); most land S$3,500 – S$5,700. The catch: SNEC's S$1,940.20 is per eye, and Eagle Eye and Shinagawa quote before GST.
The public option, and on a like-for-like basis the cheapest verified price in Singapore. SNEC publishes bladeless LASIK at S$1,940.20 PER EYE with a Named Consultant and S$2,049.20 with a Named Senior Consultant, and ZEISS SMILE Pro at S$2,594.20 / S$2,812.20 per eye, all with 9% GST already included. Doubled for both eyes that is roughly S$3,880-S$4,098 for LASIK and S$5,188-S$5,624 for SMILE Pro, which puts it in the same territory as the private clinics rather than dramatically below them. What genuinely stands out is the disclosure: SNEC states the fee includes the first-day, first-week and first-month post-operative consultations (valid 2 months from surgery) and enhancement within 1 year, inclusions most private fee pages simply do not itemise. LASIK suitability assessment from S$114.45; pre-operative consultation S$163.06-S$210.92 depending on seniority.TWO IMPORTANT CAVEATS: SNEC re-stamped every refractive fee page correct as of 24 August 2026, so these are the freshest published figures on this list; and they apply to Singapore Citizens, PRs and Work Permit holders only. Employment Pass holders and other foreigners pay a surcharge.BEST FOR: anyone who wants institutional scale, subsidised-tier pricing and clearly stated inclusions.
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The lowest published private per-eye figures we found, but read the basis carefully: Eagle Eye Centre's fee table is headed Typical Cost Before Tax, so GST is NOT included. Femto-bladeless LASIK from $2,072.50 per eye, Epi-LASIK/PRK from $1,555 per eye, SMILE from $2,400 per eye, and ICL from $2,937 per eye for low dioptres. Corneal collagen cross-linking from $550. The fees page does not itemise what the surgery fee includes, so budget separately for reviews and medication. Repeat consultations are $135 onwards. WATCH THE BASIS ON THAT CHEAP ENTRY PRICE. The $19 LASIK evaluation is carried out by senior optometrists and, unlike everything in the treatment table, it is GST INCLUSIVE, as is the rest of the screening menu: glaucoma $96, cataract $58, AMD $58, diabetic eye $38, myopia-control suitability $38, dry eye $11, a Ready for School screening for ages 3 to 5 at $195, and an Essential eye screening at just $31. None of them carry published end dates. But $19 is not the assessment that clears you for surgery: a separate full pre-LASIK assessment is $132, a pre-ICL assessment is $396, and a first Consultation & Diagnosis is $185 onwards, all before tax.INSTALMENTS CHANGED: the clinic's redesigned site (re-read 10 Oct) now lists 0% over 6 or 12 months with a minimum treatment cost of $1,500 and instant approval, so even a single-eye Epi-LASIK at $1,555 qualifies. It no longer names the participating banks or the old 3-month OCBC option, so ask which cards qualify before you book. Eight clinics islandwide including Mt Alvernia, Mt Elizabeth Novena, Mt Elizabeth Orchard, Parkway East, Royal Square Novena, KAP Residences Mall, HMI Medical Centre and Ang Mo Kio.BEST FOR: the lowest entry price and the widest choice of locations. Just add 9% GST mentally to every figure.
LASIK evaluation at $19, plus 0% interest instalments over 6 or 12 months on treatments of $1,500 or more
One of the few clinics that publishes GST-exclusive AND GST-inclusive columns side by side, which makes its fee page unusually easy to read. iLASIK/Epi-LASIK is $1,688 before GST or $1,840 with GST, PER EYE; ZEISS SMILE Pro 2.0 is $2,600 before GST or $2,834 with GST, per eye. LASIK Xtra cross-linking adds $654 with GST per eye. ICL is the exception and is quoted for BOTH eyes at $7,848-$10,355 with GST, depending on the degree of myopia. Pre-LASIK or pre-SMILE Pro screening is $215 with GST, and their screening packages are noted as first-time patients only, once per patient. Inclusions for the surgical fees are not stated, so assume reviews and medication are extra.ONE HONEST FLAG: their fees page still displays a cataract screening package marked valid up to 31 January 2025, which expired more than 20 months ago and was never removed. Treat every figure on that page as worth a phone confirmation before you commit. Located at 6A Napier Road, Gleneagles Hospital, Hospital Block Level 3, S258500. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm and Sat 9am-12.30pm, closed 1-2pm for lunch, closed Sundays and public holidays.BEST FOR: a Gleneagles specialist address with clearly presented per-eye pricing.
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Atlas Eye takes the unusual approach of quoting the same headline for three different procedures: Advanced Surface Ablation (Wavefront PRK/Epi-LASIK/LASEK/TransPRK), Wavefront bladeless LASIK and ReLEx SMILE are all listed From $3,535 for BOTH eyes with GST included, so the choice of technique is driven by your corneas rather than your wallet. Collagen cross-linking XTRA for both eyes is $1,225; ICL is From $3,600 per eye and refractive lens exchange From $7,000 per eye. The standout inclusion is enhancement surgery for 2 years from the date of first surgery, a genuine hedge against regression, and the longest window any clinic here still publishes now that Shinagawa's fee page no longer mentions enhancement. Extras are clearly stated: every post-op review is $158, and the first medication set is $137 for surface ablation or $109 for LASIK/ReLEx SMILE. Read the Medisave line carefully: on Atlas Eye's own price list the claimable asterisk sits on cataract surgery (From $7,000 per eye), not on any refractive fee, and the note says cataract surgery, YAG laser and most other eye procedures such as lasers and injections are claimable. Consultations are separate and not cheap: From $202 for a first consultation, $158 for a follow-up, $294 for a second opinion, From $271 once a consultation runs past 15 minutes and $414 for a medical report. Payment by PayNow, NETS and major credit cards. Contact +65 6737 9119. Note the price is a From figure, so a higher prescription may sit in a higher band.BEST FOR: people who want technique chosen on clinical grounds, plus the longest enhancement cover.
Enhancement surgery included for 2 years from date of first surgery
The most granular published fee list of the group, all quoted for BOTH eyes with GST included. Bladeless LASIK is $3,510 and customised/topography-guided LASIK is $4,098; Advanced Surface Ablation (PRK/LASEK/Epi-LASIK/TransPRK) is $3,815; ZEISS SMILE pro 2.0 is $5,655; and ZEISS PRESBYOND, for reading vision, is $6,061. LASIK Xtra cross-linking as an add-on is $1,308 for two eyes. Screening is priced separately and transparently: initial consultation $163.50, follow-up $119-$163.50, extended consultation $272.50, eye test only $54.50. Post-surgery reviews are from $119.90 per session, medication is $98 for SMILE/LASIK or $196 for surface ablation, and enhancement within 24 months is $545 per session, which the fee page defines as covering either one eye or both and as including one post-op review, eye tests and scans and the first set of medication, so it is not the same unit as Clearvision's $1,830 PER eye. One more basis trap: the $54.50 LASIK Basic Test is with a senior optometrist, and the page states that a full assessment and consultation with a senior ophthalmologist at $163.50 is required if you wish to proceed to surgery, so the real entry cost is $218 rather than $54.50, although LSC's FAQ now adds that both fees are deducted from the procedure fee if you go ahead with surgery. LSC states plainly that LASIK is NOT MediSave or insurance eligible, which is a straight answer more clinics should give. Interest-free instalments up to 12 months with UOB, OCBC, DBS and POSB. Located at 290 Orchard Road #16-01/02, Paragon Medical, S238859; open Mon-Fri 9am-6pm and Sat 9am-1pm (last registration 11am), closed Sundays and public holidays. Tel +65 6836 1000, WhatsApp +65 9843 1000.BEST FOR: people who want to see every line item priced before they commit.
0% interest instalments up to 12 months with UOB, OCBC, DBS and POSB
A Japanese-founded chain at The Centrepoint on Orchard Road, with a short laser price list for BOTH eyes: Advanced Surface Ablation (Wavefront PRK/Epi-LASIK/LASEK/TransPRK) at $3,688, Femto LASIK bladeless at $3,888 and, newly added, SMILE Pro at $5,288. Two caveats that matter more here than anywhere else on this list. FIRST, these prices EXCLUDE GST, so add 9% to compare against Clearvision, LSC, Atlas, SNEC or APEC, which turns $3,888 into roughly $4,238. SECOND, the fee page is marked as last updated October 2024, making it the oldest pricing we found on any Singapore eye clinic site, so treat every figure as indicative and confirm current rates by phone before you plan around them. Even the date stamp is unreliable: SMILE Pro appeared on the page after our 12 September check while the October 2024 line stayed put. The package covers surgery for 2 eyes and 1 post-operative review; subsequent reviews are $120 onwards before GST. On 24 September the footnote no longer listed a medication price or the 3-year enhancement window it used to state, so ask whether either is still included before you book. Collagen cross-linking XTRA for both eyes is $1,200. ICL is not priced on the page. Eye screening packages are listed separately: children's $168, premium adult $188, glaucoma $388. Two more things off the same page, both before GST. A first-time consultation is $160 on a weekday but $190 on a Saturday, with follow-ups at $120 and $130, the only Saturday surcharge published by any clinic in this guide. And the page settles the insurance question flatly: Shinagawa is on the specialist panel of 13 corporate health networks and insurers, then states that those plans do not cover visits related to LASIK. Located at 176 Orchard Road #06-01/02, The Centrepoint, S238843; open Mon-Fri 9am-5.30pm and Sat 9am-1pm. Tel 6738 8222.BEST FOR: a central Orchard location with straightforward, no-frills laser pricing, once you have re-confirmed it.
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The highest headline prices on this list, and also the only one where the fee page tells you in full what the money buys, which changes the comparison entirely. SMILE Pro 2.0 is $5,388 and Femto-LASIK, TransPRK and Epi-LASIK are each $4,588, all for BOTH eyes, and every package explicitly covers surgery fees, facility fees, the first set of medications, the first week of follow-ups, one pair of UV-protected sunglasses and 9% GST. Once you add a private clinic's separate review fees, medication and facility charges to a cheaper headline, the gap narrows a lot. ICL is tiered by severity: $6,888 for low myopia/astigmatism, $8,388 moderate, $9,888 high, with anaesthesia and lens charges included. LASIK suitability evaluation is $55 and ICL evaluation $163.50; enhancement surgery is $1,830 per eye and valid only within 3 years of your original surgery, and corneal cross-linking is $642 for one eye or $1,284 for both. It is also one of only three clinics here that prices reading vision, at $2,888 for ONE eye whether you choose Presbyopia TransPRK or Presbyopia SMILE pro 2.0. If you are not on a package, general consultation is $100 to $300 before GST, and cataract, glaucoma and child myopia screenings are $399, $399 and $238 with GST. Published 0% instalment examples make budgeting easy: TransPRK at $764/month over 6 months or $382/month over 12, and SMILE at $898/month over 6 or $449/month over 12. Located at 6 Nutmeg Road, S228337, open Mon-Fri with a 1-2pm lunch closure and closed weekends and public holidays. Tel +65 6733 3316, WhatsApp +65 8383 7989.BEST FOR: people who would rather pay one transparent number than chase add-on charges later.
0% interest instalments via UOB, OCBC, DBS, POSB and Standard Chartered: TransPRK from $382/month over 12 months, SMILE from $449/month
| Clinic | Headline laser price | Basis (this is the catch) |
|---|---|---|
| SNEC | LASIK S$1,940.20 · SMILE Pro S$2,594.20 | PER EYE, GST included |
| Eagle Eye Centre | LASIK from $2,072.50 · SMILE from $2,400 | PER EYE, BEFORE GST |
| Asia Pacific Eye Centre | iLASIK $1,840 · SMILE Pro 2.0 $2,834 | PER EYE, GST included |
| Atlas Eye | LASIK / ReLEx SMILE from $3,535 | BOTH EYES, GST included |
| LSC Eye Clinic | Bladeless LASIK $3,510 · SMILE Pro $5,655 | BOTH EYES, GST included |
| Shinagawa | Surface ablation $3,688 · Femto LASIK $3,888 · SMILE Pro $5,288 | BOTH EYES, BEFORE GST |
| Clearvision | Femto-LASIK / TransPRK $4,588 · SMILE Pro $5,388 | BOTH EYES, GST included |
Short answer: budget S$3,500 – S$5,700 for both eyes, all-in and GST-included, at the seven clinics whose published fee pages we re-checked on 10 October 2026.
That range breaks down by procedure:
The cheapest verified laser eye surgery cost in Singapore is SNEC's, at S$1,940.20 per eye, about S$3,880 for both eyes with GST already included. That rate applies only to Citizens, PRs and Work Permit holders, and Employment Pass holders pay a surcharge.
Then add the extras, because the surgery fee is rarely the whole price: a suitability assessment of $19 – $215 before you commit, post-op reviews of $119.90 – $158 each, and a first medication set of $98 – $196. Realistically, add $300 – $600 to any headline figure unless the clinic bundles those in.
| # | Clinic | LASIK, both eyes, est. incl. GST | How they publish it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LSC Eye Clinic | S$3,510 | Both eyes, incl. GST |
| 2 | Atlas Eye | S$3,535 (from) | Both eyes, incl. GST |
| 3 | Asia Pacific Eye Centre | ~S$3,680 | Per eye, incl. GST |
| 4 | SNEC | ~S$3,880 – S$4,098 | Per eye, incl. GST |
| 5 | Shinagawa | ~S$4,238 | Both eyes, before GST |
| 6 | Eagle Eye Centre | ~S$4,518 (from) | Per eye, before GST |
| 7 | Clearvision | S$4,588 | Both eyes, incl. GST |
*Estimates double the per-eye figures and add 9% GST where a clinic quotes before tax. They are for comparison only. Always confirm the actual quote for your prescription.*
Cheapest on this table is not always cheapest in practice. LSC's S$3,510 excludes medication ($98) and every review after the first (from $119.90 each); Clearvision's S$4,588 already contains the first week of follow-ups, the first medication set and sunglasses. And if you count the surgery alone, SNEC is cheaper than all of them: S$1,940.20 per eye, roughly S$3,880 for both, with the first month of reviews and a year of enhancement included, provided you are a Citizen, PR or Work Permit holder.
SMILE Pro is the flapless, small-incision alternative to LASIK, and it is the dearest of the mainstream laser options. All seven clinics here now publish a price for it:
| Clinic | SMILE / SMILE Pro published price | Basis | Both eyes, est. incl. GST |
|---|---|---|---|
| SNEC | SMILE Pro S$2,594.20 · S$2,812.20 with a Named Senior Consultant | Per eye, incl. GST | ~S$5,188 – S$5,624 |
| Eagle Eye Centre | SMILE from $2,400 | Per eye, before GST | ~S$5,232 (from) |
| Asia Pacific Eye Centre | SMILE Pro 2.0 $2,834 | Per eye, incl. GST | ~S$5,668 |
| Atlas Eye | ReLEx SMILE from $3,535 | Both eyes, incl. GST | S$3,535 (from) |
| Clearvision | SMILE Pro 2.0 $5,388 | Both eyes, incl. GST | S$5,388 |
| LSC Eye Clinic | ZEISS SMILE pro 2.0 $5,655 | Both eyes, incl. GST | S$5,655 |
| Shinagawa | SMILE Pro $5,288 | Both eyes, before GST | ~S$5,764 |
*Shinagawa's SMILE Pro line is new to a fee page that still carries an October 2024 date, so confirm it by phone.*
Two things stand out. Atlas Eye is the outlier, listing ReLEx SMILE at the same From $3,535 as its LASIK and its surface ablation, around S$1,600 below every other SMILE price here, so at that clinic the technique is chosen on your corneas rather than your budget. And everywhere else, SMILE Pro costs roughly S$1,300 – S$2,100 more than bladeless LASIK at the same clinic: LSC charges S$3,510 for bladeless LASIK against S$5,655 for SMILE pro 2.0, and Clearvision S$4,588 against S$5,388. If your surgeon says both techniques suit you equally well, that gap is the real decision.
SNEC is the only centre here that publishes a separate fee page for each procedure, and it re-stamped all of them correct as of 24 August 2026. Every figure below is per eye with 9% GST included, and applies to Singapore Citizens, PRs and Work Permit holders. Employment Pass holders and other foreigners pay a surcharge.
| Procedure | Named Consultant | Named Senior Consultant | Suitability assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bladeless LASIK | S$1,940.20 | S$2,049.20 | from S$114.45 |
| SMILE Pro | S$2,594.20 | S$2,812.20 | from S$114.45 |
| LASEK (surface ablation) | S$2,289.00 | S$2,507.00 | from S$200.56 |
| StreamLight TransPRK | S$2,289.00 | S$2,507.00 | from S$200.56 |
| LASIK Xtra (LASIK + cross-linking) | S$2,560.00 | S$2,899.40 | from S$200.56 |
| Laser Blended Vision (reading vision) | S$2,673.77 | S$2,896.13 | from S$188.57 |
| ICL (implantable contact lens) | n/a | S$6,386 – S$7,664 | from S$309.56 |
*Laser Blended Vision is also offered by a Named Associate Consultant at S$2,495.01 per eye. Pre-operative consultation is charged separately at S$163.06 (Associate Consultant), S$186.39 (Consultant) or S$210.92 (Senior Consultant).*
Two things this table settles. Surface ablation is not automatically the cheap option: SNEC's LASEK and TransPRK are S$2,289 per eye, about S$350 more than its own bladeless LASIK, because the laser time and the healing course are longer. And ICL is the one to read twice: at S$6,386 – S$7,664 per eye it works out to roughly S$12,800 – S$15,300 for both eyes, well above the S$6,888 – S$10,355 both-eyes ICL packages at Clearvision and Asia Pacific Eye Centre. Anyone comparing an ICL quote needs the per-eye-or-both-eyes question answered even more urgently than a LASIK one.
Three of the seven clinics publish a laser price for presbyopia (lao hua), and they quote it on three different bases, which is this whole article in miniature:
| Clinic | Procedure | Published price | Basis | Both eyes, est. incl. GST |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNEC | Laser Blended Vision | S$2,495.01 Named Associate Consultant, S$2,673.77 Named Consultant, S$2,896.13 Named Senior Consultant | Per eye, incl. GST | ~S$4,990 – S$5,792 |
| Clearvision | Presbyopia TransPRK or Presbyopia SMILE pro 2.0 | $2,888 | ONE eye, incl. GST | ~$5,776 |
| LSC Eye Clinic | ZEISS PRESBYOND | $6,061 | Both eyes, incl. GST | $6,061 |
SNEC is the cheapest published route at roughly S$4,990 for both eyes with a Named Associate Consultant, and its suitability assessment for this procedure is From S$188.57, higher than the S$114.45 it charges for LASIK. Clearvision lets you pick the technique at the same $2,888 per eye either way. LSC's PRESBYOND is the dearest but is the only one already quoted as a single both-eyes number.
One thing to understand before the price matters: SNEC describes Laser Blended Vision as correcting one eye for near and the other for far, with a customised blend zone in between so you keep functional vision at all distances. It is not a restoration of young focusing, and not everyone adapts to it. SNEC lists it for people aged 40 and above who have started developing presbyopia, including those who had laser vision correction years ago and have since aged into reading glasses. The suitability consultation matters more here than for straightforward myopia correction.
A package that looks $500 dearer up front can end up cheaper once reviews, medication and a possible enhancement are counted. Clearvision bundles the most; Atlas Eye now publishes the longest included enhancement window at 2 years; SNEC is the only one that states its inclusions plainly on a public fee page.
*All prices in this article were taken from each clinic's own published fee page and re-verified against those pages on 10 October 2026, and can change without notice. This is general information, not medical advice, and is not a ranking of clinical quality. Confirm current fees and your own suitability directly with the clinic.*
Budget S$3,500 to S$5,700 for both eyes, GST included, based on the published fee pages of the seven clinics compared here, re-checked on 10 October 2026. By procedure: bladeless or femto LASIK runs S$3,510 to S$4,588 for both eyes, with LSC Eye Clinic cheapest at S$3,510 and Atlas Eye at S$3,535; ZEISS SMILE and SMILE Pro run about S$5,188 to S$5,764; surface ablation such as PRK, TransPRK or Epi-LASIK is usually the cheapest laser route at roughly S$3,390 to S$4,588; and ICL, for prescriptions too high for laser, runs about S$6,400 to S$10,355 for both eyes at the private clinics, but SNEC prices ICL at S$6,386 to S$7,664 PER EYE, which is roughly S$12,800 to S$15,300 for both. The lowest verified laser eye surgery cost in Singapore is at SNEC, the public centre, at S$1,940.20 per eye or roughly S$3,880 for both eyes with GST included, but that rate is for Singapore Citizens, PRs and Work Permit holders, and Employment Pass holders and other foreigners pay a surcharge. Two warnings when you compare quotes. First, a headline price is almost always a FROM price, so a higher prescription can move you into a dearer band. Second, the surgery fee is rarely the total: a suitability assessment costs $19 to $215 before you commit, post-operative reviews are $119.90 to $158 each, and the first medication set is $98 to $196, so add roughly $300 to $600 to any headline unless the clinic bundles them in.
Most of the apparent gap is a units problem, not a value problem. Public and larger private centres (SNEC, Eagle Eye Centre and Asia Pacific Eye Centre) publish their laser fees PER EYE, while Clearvision, LSC Eye Clinic, Atlas Eye and Shinagawa publish theirs for BOTH EYES. So SNEC's S$1,940.20 bladeless LASIK is roughly S$3,880 once you double it, which lands right next to LSC's S$3,510 and Atlas Eye's S$3,535 for both eyes. On top of that, Eagle Eye Centre and Shinagawa quote BEFORE GST while SNEC, APEC, Clearvision, LSC and Atlas quote with GST already included, worth another 9%. The third variable is what the fee actually buys: Clearvision explicitly bundles surgery, facility fees, first medications, the first week of follow-ups, sunglasses and GST; Atlas Eye includes two years of enhancement surgery; SNEC includes the first month of reviews plus enhancement within a year. Eagle Eye Centre and Asia Pacific Eye Centre do not itemise inclusions on their fee pages, so reviews and medication are likely extra. When you compare quotes, normalise all three axes (eyes, tax, and inclusions) before deciding anything is cheap.
Generally no. LASIK and other laser vision correction procedures are treated as elective refractive surgery, so they are not claimable under MediShield Life or most Integrated Shield plans, and LSC Eye Clinic states plainly on its fee page that LASIK is not MediSave or insurance eligible. Shinagawa is blunter still: its fee page lists 13 corporate health networks and insurer panels (among them Adept Health, Fullerton Healthcare, IHP, Alliance Healthcare, Great Eastern, Prudential, Singlife, HSBC Life, Income Shield and AIA) and then notes that those plans do not cover visits related to LASIK. There are narrow medical exceptions: Nova Eye Centre notes Medisave may apply where there is anisometropia greater than 3 dioptres, or where surgery is correcting the effects of previous eye surgery, and Atlas Eye indicates Medisave claims are available for eligible procedures, which in practice means medically indicated cases rather than routine myopia correction. Do not assume you qualify; ask the clinic to confirm against your specific diagnosis before you budget for it. What IS widely available is interest-free instalments: Eagle Eye Centre offers 0% over 6 or 12 months on treatments of $1,500 or more (its redesigned site no longer names the participating banks, so ask which cards qualify); LSC Eye Clinic offers up to 12 months via UOB, OCBC, DBS and POSB; Clearvision publishes worked examples from $382/month over 12 months for TransPRK; and Nova Eye Centre offers 6 or 12 months for DBS cardholders. All are subject to bank approval.
Four line items catch people out. FIRST, the suitability assessment, which is charged before you commit and is not always refundable against surgery: Clearvision charges $55 for LASIK suitability and $163.50 for ICL, LSC Eye Clinic charges $163.50 for an initial consultation, Asia Pacific Eye Centre charges $215 with GST for pre-LASIK screening, Eagle Eye Centre runs a $19 LASIK evaluation with a separate $132 pre-LASIK assessment, and SNEC charges from S$114.45. The catch on the two cheapest of those is that they are optometrist screenings, not the specialist appointment that clears you for surgery: Eagle Eye's $19 evaluation and LSC's $54.50 basic test are both done by senior optometrists, and LSC says outright that a full assessment with a senior ophthalmologist at $163.50 is required if you wish to proceed, so budget $150 to $220 rather than $19 (LSC deducts that $218 from the surgery fee if you proceed). SECOND, post-operative reviews: Shinagawa charges $120 onwards before GST per subsequent review, Atlas Eye $158, Eagle Eye's repeat consultations are $135 onwards, and LSC Eye Clinic charges from $119.90 per session, and over several months that adds up. THIRD, medication, which is often excluded: LSC charges $98 for SMILE/LASIK meds or $196 for surface ablation, and Atlas Eye $137 for surface ablation and $109 for LASIK/SMILE. FOURTH, enhancement or top-up surgery if your vision regresses: Atlas Eye includes it for 2 years from the date of first surgery and SNEC for 1 year, while LSC charges $545 per session, covering one eye or both and including a review, scans and the first medication set, and Clearvision charges $1,830 PER eye within 3 years, so those two figures are not the same unit. A package that looks $500 dearer up front can be the cheaper one once reviews, medication and enhancement are priced in.
All seven clinics compared here now publish a SMILE or SMILE Pro price. Per eye with GST included, SNEC is the cheapest at S$2,594.20 with a Named Consultant or S$2,812.20 with a Named Senior Consultant, and Asia Pacific Eye Centre charges $2,834 for SMILE Pro 2.0; Eagle Eye Centre lists SMILE from $2,400 per eye but before tax, which is about $2,616 once GST is added. Quoted for both eyes with GST in, Clearvision charges $5,388 for SMILE Pro 2.0 as an all-in package, LSC Eye Clinic $5,655 for ZEISS SMILE pro 2.0, and Shinagawa $5,288 for SMILE Pro before GST, about $5,764 with it. Doubling the per-eye clinics puts most of the market between roughly S$5,188 and S$5,764 for both eyes. The one genuine outlier is Atlas Eye, which lists ReLEx SMILE From $3,535 for both eyes, the same headline as its bladeless LASIK and its surface ablation, roughly S$1,600 below every other SMILE price here. Everywhere else, expect SMILE Pro to cost about S$1,300 to S$2,100 more than bladeless LASIK at the same clinic: LSC is S$3,510 for bladeless LASIK against S$5,655 for SMILE pro 2.0, and Clearvision S$4,588 against S$5,388. SMILE Pro is flapless and uses a small incision, which is why it is priced above LASIK, but suitability depends on your prescription and corneas. If a surgeon says both suit you equally, that price gap is the actual decision.
Yes, but it is a different procedure with a different price, and only three of the seven clinics here publish one. SNEC prices Laser Blended Vision at S$2,495.01 per eye with a Named Associate Consultant, S$2,673.77 with a Named Consultant and S$2,896.13 with a Named Senior Consultant, all GST included, which is roughly S$4,990 to S$5,792 for both eyes and the cheapest published route. Clearvision charges $2,888 for ONE eye for either Presbyopia TransPRK or Presbyopia SMILE pro 2.0, about $5,776 for both. LSC Eye Clinic lists ZEISS PRESBYOND at $6,061 for both eyes, the dearest but also the only figure quoted as a both-eyes total. Expect a higher screening fee too: SNEC charges from S$188.57 for the Laser Blended Vision suitability assessment against S$114.45 for LASIK. Understand what you are buying before you compare the prices. SNEC describes Laser Blended Vision as correcting one eye for near and the other for far, with a customised blend zone between them so you keep usable vision at all distances, and it lists the procedure for people aged 40 and above who have started developing presbyopia, including those who had laser correction years ago. It does not give you back the focusing of a 20-year-old, and not everyone adapts to it.
Price should be the last filter, not the first. Laser vision correction is irreversible surgery on a healthy organ, so the things that matter most are whether you are actually a suitable candidate (corneal thickness, prescription stability, dry eye, pupil size and corneal shape all rule people out) and the experience of the specific surgeon operating on you, not the clinic's brand. A proper suitability assessment should include corneal topography and pachymetry, a dilated examination and a real conversation about your realistic outcome and risks, including night glare, dry eye and the possibility of needing an enhancement later. Be wary of any clinic that quotes you a firm price before assessing your eyes, and note that a headline price is usually a FROM price: Eagle Eye Centre, Atlas Eye, Lang Eye Centre and JL Eye Specialists all publish theirs as from figures, meaning your prescription may put you in a higher band. It is also reasonable to get a second opinion. The assessment fee at a second clinic is small next to the cost of an operation you were not ideally suited for. This article compares published prices only; it is not medical advice and does not rank clinical quality.
