LASIK in Turkey is published from about €1,300 for both eyes, with packages around €1,500-2,500 including hotel. Georgia has capable eye centres using the same Zeiss and Alcon platforms — but almost no published prices, so you'll be comparing quotes, not price lists.
Germany's verified eye clinic is a refractive surgery practice doing over 1,000 laser procedures a year across SMILE Pro, Femto-LASIK, Presbyond, Trans-PRK and EVO ICL. When a clinic does one thing all day, the choice of procedure gets made on your eye rather than on what the machine in the room can do.
Georgia has two verified clinics for ophthalmology — one is a 126-year-old dedicated eye hospital with a full laser and cataract platform, the other lists ophthalmology inside a general JCI hospital. Cataract surgery here also runs a fraction of UK private pricing.
LASIK in Spain costs about the same as in the UK — so the savings argument doesn't hold. What does hold is surgical volume: Spain's largest eye clinic group has treated over 1.5 million eyes and operates 54 centres.
LASIK in Pattaya runs $1,400-2,500 and cataract surgery €900-1,500 per eye. Thailand's verified eye option is a JCI-accredited general hospital speaking five languages — which shapes what it's a good fit for, and what it isn't.
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