Laser Eye Surgery (LASIK)

Laser Eye Surgery (LASIK) in Turkey — from €1,390

Turkey is a major destination for laser vision correction, combining specialized eye hospitals, advanced laser platforms and prices well below Western Europe. MedAgent coordinates your ophthalmologist, clinic and stay from start to finish.

Price: from €1,390 for iLASIK / PRK wavefront-guided treatment of both eyes, performed as a single outpatient visit. The exact technique is confirmed after your pre-operative eye examination.

What the package usually includes

• Pre-operative eye examination and suitability screening
• The laser procedure for both eyes
• Post-operative check-ups within the first month
• Airport–clinic–hotel transfers
• Interpreter and personal coordination throughout your stay

Which technique is right for you?

LASIK, PRK and iLASIK differ mainly in how the corneal surface is prepared before reshaping; your ophthalmologist recommends the right option based on your corneal thickness and prescription during the pre-operative exam. Patients with thinner corneas or higher prescriptions are sometimes better suited to SMILE instead.

Why MedAgent

We work only with vetted ophthalmologists and accredited eye hospitals, arrange everything in your language, and stay in touch before, during and after your procedure — transparent pricing and a single point of contact.

How it works

• Send us your current prescription — we prepare a personalized quote and plan.
• We book your eye exam, clinic and transfers around your dates.
• You travel to Turkey; the procedure itself takes under an hour for both eyes.
• We support your follow-up remotely as your vision stabilizes.

Frequently asked questions

Is it painful? The procedure is performed under local anesthetic eye drops; most patients feel mild discomfort for a few hours afterward.

How long is recovery? Vision typically stabilizes within days for LASIK/iLASIK and slightly longer for PRK; your clinic advises on timing.

How long do I need to stay in Turkey? Most patients stay 3–4 nights, including the first follow-up check.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Suitability, technique and results are determined individually by a licensed ophthalmologist.