SANDONIA - CLEAR VISION AND VACATION IN PRAGUE

Lens Replacement Surgery

Save up to 75% compared to costs in the UK, Ireland or the USA.
Book your lens exchange surgery today!

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Say goodbye to glasses forever:
Get lens replacement surgery from just £670
and enjoy perfect vision!

INTRODUCTION

What is lens replacement surgery

Lens Replacement Surgery, Refractive Lens Exchange, or RLE, is a procedure that addresses presbyopia, which causes the natural lens in our eyes to lose its focusing ability as we age. If laser vision correction is not a viable solution, an Advanced Technology Lens can be implanted to provide clearer vision and decrease the need for glasses or contact lenses. Additionally, Lens Replacement Surgery reduces the risk of developing cataracts in the future since the implanted artificial lens does not have the potential to develop cataracts. Bioptics, a complementary laser vision correction procedure, can be performed alongside Lens Replacement Surgery to correct any remaining refractive errors. Lens Replacement Surgery is also known as refractive lens surgery, RLE or clear lens exchange (CLE).

LENS REPLACEMENT SURGERY

Who Is It For?

Lens replacement surgery can be quite expensive in the UK, Ireland, and the USA, often accompanied by long waiting times for procedures. As a result, many individuals choose to travel to Prague, Czech Republic, where they can access high-quality care at a significantly reduced cost. Each year over 10,000 patients make the journey to Prague for eye surgery, saving up to 75% on their procedures while enjoying the benefits of a vibrant city known for its medical expertise.

Lens replacement surgery is an ideal option for individuals over the age of 45 who may not be suitable candidates for LASIK.

Lens Replacement Surgery Cost in Prague

This treatment is designed for international patients and is performed in Prague, Czech Republic. We’ll take care of all your travel arrangements, including flights, transfers, and hotel accommodations.

Experience significant savings of up to 75% on lens replacement surgery in Prague compared to the costs in the UK or the US, all while receiving top-quality care from our highly skilled surgeons.

Monofocal Lenses

670

PER EYE

Prices in the UK start at £ 2000

Eye surgery performed by a highly qualified surgeon

High-quality monofocal lens provided

Medication, including antibiotic eye drops

Local anaesthetic for a painless procedure

Postoperative examination on the final day in Prague

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Trifocal Lenses

999

PER EYE

Prices in the UK start at £ 3200

Eye surgery performed by a highly qualified surgeon

High-quality trifocal lens provided

Medication, including antibiotic eye drops

Local anaesthetic for a painless procedure

Postoperative examination on the final day in Prague

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Our offer:
Clear vision and vacation in Prague, The Czech Republic. Book your lens exchange surgery in Prague today!

PLAN YOUR STAY

How Long Will You Need in Prague for Your Lens Replacement Surgery?

TUESDAY MORNING
Pre-surgery eye examination.

WEDNESDAY MORNING
Surgery on the first eye.

THURSDAY
Rest Day.

FRIDAY MORNING
Follow-up
and surgery
on the second eye.

Why choose us?

Best Eye Surgeons

30 Years of Surgical Experience

90,000+ Successful Eye Surgeries

100% Satisfaction

Up to 75% Cheaper

100% Success Rate

Transform your vision with the best eye clinic!

Our Eye surgeons offer affordable Lens Replacement and private Cataract surgery in Prague for those seeking independence from glasses and 20/20 vision. We use only premium lenses including toric lenses for astigmatism correction and provide options for monofocal, trifocal or multifocal lenses. The price varies depending on the type of lens chosen, with monofocal lenses starting at £670 per eye and trifocal/multifocal lenses starting at £999 per eye. Contact us to receive a customized Lens Replacement or Cataract surgery package.

Benefits of RLE

While there is no upper age limit for LASIK, Lens Replacement Surgery is a safe and effective procedure for patients above the age of 45. Unlike LASIK, Lens Replacement Surgery is a more permanent solution for your presbyopia and can correct any refractive errors, such as myopia (shortsighted), hyperopia (longsighted) or astigmatism you may have.

Additionally, you will not require any cataract surgery in the future. The lenses implanted are permanent and last the rest of your life helping you achieve greater glasses independence long term.

Benefits of Lens Replacement Surgery include: Improved focus Clearer vision Prevents cataracts Reduced glare and halos Easier to distinguish between colours.

Possible side effects of lens replacement surgery

Lens Replacement Surgery may cause some side effects that typically last for a few days to a week. If these symptoms persist, it is advisable to consult our ophthalmologist for further guidance.

Some possible side effects of Lens Replacement Surgery include dry eye, red eye, blurry vision, light sensitivity, itchy or scratchy sensation, glare and halos around lights, and sensitivity or discomfort in the eye.

While rare, as with any surgery, there are some risks involved with lens replacement surgery. Our team will discuss these risks with you during your initial consultation to help you make an informed decision.

FAQ

Is it possible to undergo lens replacement surgery in Prague if I live abroad?
What is the required duration of stay in Prague for lens replacement surgery?
Can I schedule my lens replacement surgery in Prague soon?
What is the difference between lens replacement surgery and cataract surgery?
What is the difference between lens replacement surgery and laser eye surgery?
Is lens replacement surgery suitable for me?
Can I expect any pain during the surgery?
What is myopia?
What is presbyopia?
What is the recovery time after eye surgery?
When is it safe to resume driving after lens replacement surgery?
What is hyperopia?

Is it possible to undergo lens replacement surgery in Prague if I live abroad?

Experience seamless and hassle-free Lens Replacement and Private Cataract surgery abroad in Prague with our expert team. Located in the heart of Europe, Prague is easily accessible from any European country, with most flights taking just an hour. Our patient coordinators will guide you through the entire process, from your first consultation to organizing your accommodation, flights, and surgery, and even providing complimentary airport and internal transfers.

What is the required duration of stay in Prague for lens replacement surgery?

You'll need to stay in Prague for 5-6 days for a comprehensive eye exam, a consultation with our eye surgeon, and Lens Replacement surgery for both eyes. If you're traveling alone, don't worry, most of our clients do too. Our attentive patient coordinators will be available to assist you throughout your journey. Arrival is on Sunday, followed by the eye exam on Monday, a free day on Tuesday, and the Lens Replacement surgery on Wednesday. Thursday is reserved for a follow-up eye check-up, and departure is recommended on Friday, allowing you to enjoy Prague or schedule another check-up if needed.

Can I schedule my lens replacement surgery in Prague soon?

Ready to see clearly? Book your Lens Replacement or private Cataract surgery with us in Prague in as little as 1-3 weeks.

What is the difference between lens replacement surgery and cataract surgery?

The primary distinction between lens replacement surgery and cataract surgery lies in their respective objectives. While both procedures involve the implantation of a synthetic lens to replace the natural lens through a small incision in the eye, cataract surgery aims to address vision impairment caused by a cloudy natural lens, while lens replacement surgery is performed to reduce dependency on glasses or contact lenses. In essence, lens replacement surgery is similar to modern cataract surgery, but with a different goal in mind.

What is the difference between lens replacement surgery and laser eye surgery?

Lens replacement surgery involves the removal of the natural lens through a surgical incision and the implantation of an artificial lens, while laser eye surgery utilizes a laser to reshape the cornea and improve vision by creating a flap in the outer layer of the eye.

Laser eye surgery is often chosen for correcting nearsightedness and farsightedness, while lens replacement surgery may be a better option for patients over 45 years of age as it can address presbyopia and prevent age-related cataracts from forming in the future.

Is lens replacement surgery suitable for me?

Lens replacement surgery is a viable alternative for patients who desire to reduce their dependence on glasses. Patients above 45 years of age can benefit from lens replacement surgery.

Can I expect any pain during the surgery?

The surgery is typically painless as the eye is numbed with anesthesia drops during the procedure.

What is myopia?

When considering vision correction options for severe prescriptions, the most popular choice is LASIK, which can correct short- and long-sightedness as well as astigmatism, and is effective for more than 95% of all prescriptions. However, in cases of extreme prescriptions or when the corneal anatomy is abnormal, alternative options may be more suitable.

What is presbyopia?

Presbyopia is a common age-related condition where the natural lens of the eye loses its ability to change shape and adjust to focus on close-up objects. As a result, people with presbyopia often experience difficulty seeing objects up close, and may need reading glasses or bifocals to correct their vision. Presbyopia typically begins to affect people in their early to mid-40s and continues to progress until around age 65.

What is the recovery time after eye surgery?

Most people can resume work and their daily activities after three days of surgery. However, it is advised to avoid heavy lifting and strenuous activity for at least two weeks following the surgery.

When is it safe to resume driving after lens replacement surgery?

Driving can be safely resumed once the legal standard is met, which is usually one week after surgery.

What is hyperopia?

Hyperopia, also known as farsightedness or long-sightedness, is a common vision condition in which objects that are close to the eyes appear blurry, while objects that are far away are clearer. It occurs when the eyeball is too short or the cornea is too flat, which causes light to focus behind the retina instead of directly on it.

People with hyperopia may experience symptoms such as eyestrain, headaches, and difficulty seeing up close. Hyperopia can be corrected with glasses or contact lenses that help to focus light properly on the retina, or with refractive surgery such as laser eye surgery or lens replacement surgery. It is important to have regular eye exams to detect and correct hyperopia early, as untreated hyperopia can lead to other vision problems and complications.

SANDONIA - CLEAR VISION AND VACATION IN PRAGUE

Lens Replacement Surgery

SCHEDULE YOUR SESSION

Say goodbye to glasses forever: Get lens replacement surgery from just £670and enjoy perfect vision!

INTRODUCTION

What is lens replacement surgery

LENS REPLACEMENT SURGERY

Who Is It For?

Lens Replacement Surgery Cost in Prague

Monofocal Lenses

Trifocal Lenses

Our offer:Clear vision and vacation in Prague, The Czech Republic. Book your lens exchange surgery in Prague today!

PLAN YOUR STAY

How Long Will You Need in Prague for Your Lens Replacement Surgery?

TUESDAY MORNINGPre-surgery eye examination.

WEDNESDAY MORNINGSurgery on the first eye.

THURSDAYRest Day.

FRIDAY MORNINGFollow-up and surgery on the second eye.

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