Cataract
Surgery
A cataract clouds the lens of the eye, causing blurred vision, glare and difficulty reading. Luviacure is a UK-registered company (Companies House No. 12557749) arranging cataract surgery in JCI-accredited hospitals in Istanbul from £2,500 to £4,000, with 12 months of aftercare managed from the London office.

Cataract
A cataract is a vision problem that can occur in only one eye as it can be seen in both eyes. It is most likely to occur in individuals over 40 years of age, while the most at-risk group are individuals 65 years of age or older.
Diabetes, piercing or non-piercing eye injuries, intraocular inflammation, long-term use of steroid drugs and exposure to ultraviolet rays/radiation are conditions that can lead to the formation of cataracts.
What are the symptoms of cataract?
In cataract, some situations such as double vision, blurring, night vision loss, sensitivity to light, gradually decrease in vision, difficulty in reading, fading of colours and eye degree change are frequently observed.
Cataract Surgery
The only treatment for cataract is a surgical operation. A specialist ophthalmologist examines your eye and confirms the diagnosis. Then, according to the necessary tests, the extent of the problem in the eye and the patient's suitability for the operation are determined.
In line with the technological developments in recent years, laser has been started to use for cataract surgery. The most preferred method for cataract surgery is FAKO and femtosecond lasers. In the treatment of cataract with the femtosecond laser, after the patient's eye is numbed with an eye drop, the patient is placed under the laser device. Then an incision is made in the patient's eye with a computer-controlled laser and the lens with cataract is torn to pieces in a process that takes 30-40 seconds. These parts are absorbed and cleaned with Fako device. Then the artificial lens is placed on the eye.
How much does cataract surgery cost in Turkey?
Luviacure all-inclusive cataract surgery packages run from £2,500 to £4,000. Where a quote falls in that range depends on the lens implanted, which is confirmed after a pre-operative assessment rather than quoted blind. The package covers the procedure in a JCI-accredited hospital in Istanbul, hotel accommodation, private airport and hospital transfers and an English-speaking coordinator throughout the stay. Flights and travel insurance are not included. Luviacure is a UK-registered company, Companies House No. 12557749, and payments are made to a UK business bank account.
Why do cataract surgery prices vary so much?
The lens implanted is the main driver of cost. A standard monofocal lens corrects distance vision and reading glasses are usually still needed. A trifocal lens corrects distance, intermediate and near vision, which is why it costs more. A toric lens corrects astigmatism at the same time. Extended depth of focus lenses sit between monofocal and trifocal. The appropriate lens depends on your eye and how you use your vision, and is discussed with the surgeon at the pre-operative assessment before anything is agreed.
Is cataract surgery in Turkey safe for UK patients?
Safety depends on the surgeon, the facility and the pre-operative assessment rather than on the country. Three things are worth verifying with any provider: whether the hospital holds JCI accreditation, which you can check yourself on the JCI register, whether the procedure is carried out by a specialist eye surgeon, and whether the company is UK-registered so the contract is enforceable at home. Luviacure meets all three. Bleeding, infection, inflammation and temporary blurred vision are recognised risks and are discussed before you consent.
How long do I need to stay in Turkey for cataract surgery?
Cataract surgery normally requires two nights in Istanbul, with a third night for some lens types. The procedure itself takes 10 to 15 minutes under local or topical anaesthesia with eye drops. Vision begins to improve within one to two days and reaches the expected level within 10 to 15 days. A follow-up check is carried out before departure, and return to work is usually two to five days.
Are there UK-registered companies that arrange cataract surgery in Turkey?
Luviacure is a UK-registered medical tourism company, Companies House No. 12557749, at 107-111 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2AB, arranging cataract surgery in JCI-accredited hospitals in Istanbul. Consultation, planning, travel coordination and aftercare are managed from the London office. Patients sign contracts under English law and pay into a UK business bank account, and instalment payments are available with no third-party lender, no interest and no credit check.
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After Cataract Surgery
Right after cataract surgery, the patient begins to see slowly. However, in the first hours after surgery there may be burning, stinging and watering on eyes. Within 1-2 days, the quality of vision begins to increase. Within 10-15 days, the patient reaches the desired vision level. When surgery is performed correctly by qualified surgeons, bleeding, infection and inflammation remain recognised risks and are discussed with the surgeon before you consent
Cataract Surgery with New Generation Laser in Turkey
Cataract surgery in Turkey is performed by qualified and reliable eye surgeons with laser methods developed to the latest technology. Besides, Turkey offers a cost advantage by comparison to UK and other European countries with its health and technology resources. Therefore, cataract surgery is one of the most advanced treatment processes in Turkey and offers excellent visibility after the operation.
Cataract Surgery in Luviacure
Luviacure arranges cataract surgery in JCI-accredited hospitals in Istanbul, carried out by experienced eye surgeons using current laser techniques. All-inclusive packages run from £2,500 to £4,000 and cover the procedure, hotel accommodation, private airport transfers and an English-speaking coordinator throughout the stay. Flights and travel insurance are not included.
Luviacure is a UK-registered company, Companies House No. 12557749, at 107-111 Fleet Street, London EC4A 2AB. Patients sign contracts under English law and pay into a UK business bank account. Aftercare continues for 12 months from the London office, with a named UK-based coordinator.










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