Ophthalmology

Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery

Are you finding it harder to focus on both near and distant objects as you get older?

You may notice that reading small print, using your phone, or switching focus between distances is becoming more difficult. This can affect daily tasks such as reading, driving, and working on a screen. You might rely on reading glasses or varifocals, which can feel inconvenient and limiting.

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Looking to Be Glasses Free? Start Your Journey to Clearer Vision Today.

Book a free Laser Eye Consultation by filling in the form and our team will guide you through the process.

What Is Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery

Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery is a type of Laser Eye Surgery designed to improve vision at multiple distances, particularly for people with age related vision changes.

The treatment uses laser technology to reshape the surface of the eye. It creates a blend of vision zones so that one eye is adjusted slightly for near vision and the other for distance. Your brain then adapts to use both eyes together for a full range of focus.

The procedure is carried out using advanced laser systems and is usually completed within a short time. It is suitable for many people over the age of 40 who are experiencing difficulty with near vision, though suitability depends on a detailed assessment. Your care is led by an experienced consultant who will confirm if this treatment is right for you.

Still have questions about Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery ? Check out our FAQs.

Steps to Get Started

If you are considering Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery, the first step is to arrange a consultation.

To arrange a free consultation, fill in the form above and our team will contact you. During this, your eyes will be assessed and you will be advised if Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery is the right option for you.

If you’re using health insurance

Check with your provider to confirm what is covered for laser eye surgery. The team can assist with paperwork and may work directly with your insurer to support the process.

If you’re paying for 
treatment yourself

You will receive clear information about the cost of laser eye surgery to help you plan your care. This ensures you understand what to expect before proceeding, with no unexpected charges.

Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery Cost

The cost of Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery depends on the type of procedure and your personal treatment plan. You will be given clear pricing in advance, along with an explanation of what is included. The team can answer your questions and explain your payment options before your procedure.

Treatment cost per eye from

€3,540.00

Prices accurate as of February 2025 and may be subject to change.

Frequently Asked Questions

The following frequently asked questions address common concerns and help you understand what to expect from Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery

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Hear from Our Laser Eye Patients

Discover the stories of our patients and their journeys to clearer vision with laser eye surgery.

Locations Offering Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery

Our locations are easily accessible via major transport routes, making them convenient for patients travelling from border counties and across Ireland.

Approximate travel times:
Dublin to Belfast: 2.5 hours

This ensures a smooth and convenient journey for patients seeking timely treatment.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

If you are considering Presbyond Laser Eye Surgery, book your free consultation using the form above, or get in touch with our team to learn more.

Our team will guide you through your options and help you decide if this is the most suitable treatment for your vision.