Fees
Amounts for both eyes, at the Centre Laser Victor Hugo in Paris.
Upcoming surgery sessions: Thursday, November 19, 2026 · Wednesday, December 23, 2026
The fees below are for both eyes. The technique suited to your eyes is determined during the pre-operative assessment, which is included in the fee.
€2,900 both eyes
Laser on the cornea to reduce dependence on reading glasses, often based on monovision.
Learn more →€2,500 both eyes
Laser under a thin corneal flap, to correct myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.
Learn more →€2,200 both eyes
Laser on the surface of the cornea, without a flap, often offered for thin corneas.
Learn more →In accordance with the French Public Health Code (article R.4127-53), these fees are displayed before any decision. A written, personalised quote is given to you after the assessment. Refractive surgery is not reimbursed by the French national health insurance; some private insurers contribute, so check with yours.
The choice between Presby-LASIK, LASIK and PRK depends on your age, your prescription, and the thickness and shape of your cornea. It is made with Dr Gozlan after the assessment. To understand the differences: the comparison of techniques and the guide to solutions.
Your surgery date is confirmed by a €300 deposit, paid by card via Stripe:
You can book your date online.
Dr Gozlan operates during scheduled sessions at the Centre Laser Victor Hugo. Dates are announced in advance to give you time to organise yourself, especially if you are travelling from another city or abroad. The first exchange can take place remotely; a full eye examination always takes place before surgery.
Centre Laser Victor Hugo, 27 bis avenue Victor Hugo, 75116 Paris, France
For both eyes: Presby-LASIK €2,900, LASIK €2,500, PRK €2,200. The pre-operative assessment is included.
Both eyes.
With a €300 deposit paid by card, deducted from the fee. It is fully refunded if the assessment reveals a contraindication.
The deposit is carried over to the new date.
It is not covered by the French national health insurance. Some private insurers contribute.
Like any surgery, refractive surgery carries risks, which are explained during the consultation. Results vary from person to person.