US-Based Consultation Call
We get on a call with you to talk about the kind of vision issue or procedure you're considering — while being clear that whether you're a candidate is the partner ophthalmology team's call.
LASIK, Lens & Eyelid Options
Compare LASIK, lens, and eyelid procedure options in Turkey with travel and scheduling handled more cleanly. Astramedica coordinates the journey; the partner ophthalmologist decides candidacy and care planning. Individual results may vary.
Eye surgery at partner clinics in Turkey covers two main areas: refractive procedures like LASIK that reshape the cornea to reduce dependence on glasses, and lens-based procedures (cataract replacement and trifocal/EDOF lens swaps) for sharper vision at multiple distances. Some partner clinics also offer eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty).
Adults with stable prescriptions thinking about LASIK, people with cataracts or presbyopia exploring lens replacement, and patients considering eyelid surgery. Only the partner ophthalmologist decides if you're a candidate after on-site testing — not Astramedica.
A typical trip usually looks like this:
Plan for 4 to 6 nights in Istanbul, depending on the procedure. Direct flights from major US cities are easy to find — our team helps you sort it out.
We handle the travel side, not the medical side:
Whether you're a candidate depends entirely on on-site corneal and eye-health testing. Vision often improves quickly but can take weeks to fully stabilize. Astramedica doesn't read scans, decide which procedure fits, predict results, or give medical advice.
This is a plan for people in the US who are researching refractive procedures, lens-based vision correction, or select oculoplastic programs in Turkey. Because whether you're a candidate depends heavily on pre-op testing, we start with coordination around records, screening expectations, and travel timing — not assumptions about the final procedure.
Our job is helping you compare partner clinic pathways and handle travel once the clinic accepts your case. We don't interpret scans, recommend LASIK versus lens replacement, or give eye-care advice. That's the ophthalmologist's job.
For most people, the value of coordination is clarity: understanding how fast diagnostics happen, whether a short stay is realistic, and what early follow-up you need before flying home. Results depend on your eye health, anatomy, and the doctor's assessment.
per LASIK (both eyes)
These are rough ranges from public sources — not quotes, and not Astramedica's prices. Your real cost depends on the procedure (LASIK vs lens replacement), the lens type if applicable, and what the partner clinic includes.
Sources: American Refractive Surgery Council pricing data · Public US LASIK clinic listings · Bookimed aggregator listings · Medigo public marketplace data
We get on a call with you to talk about the kind of vision issue or procedure you're considering — while being clear that whether you're a candidate is the partner ophthalmology team's call.
You get a side-by-side look at our partner clinics — their teams, typical stay lengths, and how they handle screening, procedure day, and early follow-up — so you can pick the one that feels right to you.
The partner doctor reviews your history and on-site testing and decides whether LASIK, lens replacement, another procedure, or no procedure is right for you. This is their call — Astramedica steps out of this part.
Once you're accepted, we book your flights, arrange airport pickups, reserve your hotel, and plan the trip around diagnostics, surgery day, and follow-up.
The partner clinic performs the procedure and handles your aftercare. We handle discharge logistics, the return flight, and any remote follow-up.
Turkey is a popular destination for eye care because many partner hospitals combine modern diagnostics, experienced refractive teams, and efficient international scheduling in one visit structure. That usually makes it easier to fit screening, a procedure, and early post-op review into a short, well-planned trip.
This comparison is based on public info and practical factors — not medical outcomes. Whether you're a candidate is decided by the partner ophthalmologist after testing, not by us.
No. Corneal measurements, how stable your prescription is, eye health, and other factors matter. The partner ophthalmologist makes that call after review and testing.
No. Which procedure is right is a medical decision the partner doctor makes after reviewing your eye health and visual goals.
Some people get it done in a short stay. The final timeline depends on the procedure type and what the partner clinic wants to monitor.
No. We can coordinate communication and logistics, but reading scans and deciding candidacy belongs to the ophthalmology team.
Whether you're a candidate for refractive or lens-based procedures depends on a detailed eye assessment by the independent partner clinic. Results vary from person to person.
Tell us what you are considering and when you could travel. You get vetted options in writing and a straight answer about what is realistic. No cost, no obligation, and no medical advice on the first call.