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Remember, Avoid Bargains 
Compare Apples to Apples The cost of vision correction depends on the procedure that’s best for you, such as PRK or LASIK. The cost also varies on the physician’s experience. More experienced surgeons may charge a higher fee. The cost also depends on what’s included in the vision correction package. Many doctors include pre-operative and post-operative care as well as one-year to lifetime warranties. So when shopping around, make sure you’re comparing apples to apples. On average, in the U.S., the cost for LASIK surgery is $2,000 per eye.
When you shop around, you’ll find that there are doctors who charge less...and there are doctors who charge more. And although it’s only natural that you want to get the best price...remember, you also have to think about quality and service. After all, this is a procedure you’ll likely have only once in your lifetime, and your vision is one of your most important assets.  
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