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Laser eye surgery Β· Auckland

Life without glasses,from $3,800 per eye.

New Zealand's most experienced laser surgery team. Complimentary 60-minute personalised assessment.

986+ five-star Google reviews Β· Free Β· 60 minutes Β· No pressure

Performed by FRANZCO-qualified ophthalmologists

  • 50,000+Procedures performed
  • 99%Achieve 20/20 vision or better
  • 24 hoursMost patients seeing clearly next day
Re:Vision clinic reception in Mt Wellington, Auckland
Our clinicMt Wellington, Auckland
The four Re:Vision surgeons: Dr Mo Ziaei, Dr Trevor Gray, Dr Divya Perumal, Dr Simon Dean
Our surgeonsDr Mo Ziaei Β· Dr Trevor Gray Β· Dr Divya Perumal Β· Dr Simon Dean

Google Reviews

Auckland's most-reviewed laser eye clinic

3.5Γ— the reviews of any other Auckland clinic.

  • Re:Vision
    986
  • Auckland clinic 2
    281
  • Auckland clinic 3
    136
Source: Google Reviews Β· totals as of 28 August 2026

Why people switch

What makes people decide

  • A confident young woman, glasses-free

    Wake up and see

    See the clock when you wake up and move through your morning without first reaching for glasses or contact lenses.

  • Two surfers at the beach with their boards

    Active without compromise

    Swim, surf, run, travel without compromise. Your eyes don't fog up, fall out, or get lost. Life without the daily glasses admin.

  • A Re:Vision patient at the clinic, holding a glasses bowl

    Stop the lifetime cost

    Glasses and contacts add up over decades. Most patients pay off LASIK within 5–10 years and save money!

Am I suitable?

Is LASIK laser eye surgery right for me?

Most adults with stable vision qualify. Here's the quick check:

  • 18 or older with a stable prescription for the last 12 months
  • Short-sighted, long-sighted, or have astigmatism within the treatable range
  • Eyes free of other significant conditions
  • In generally good health

Not sure you qualify?

Our complimentary 60-minute assessment includes detailed measurements and a surgeon-led discussion of your options. If LASIK is not the best choice, we will explain alternatives such as PRK, ICL or lens replacement surgery.

Your options

Three ways to correct your vision

LASIK suits most people. If it is not the right fit for your eyes, there are two proven alternatives β€” and your surgeon will tell you which at the free assessment.

  • Most patients

    LASIK

    Laser vision correction

    Fifteen minutes in the chair, and most people are seeing clearly the next morning. The correction is planned from a detailed map of your own eye.

    Best for

    Short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism, with enough corneal thickness.

  • PRK

    Surface laser treatment

    The same laser correction without a flap. The surface layer is gently removed and regrows over the following days, so the first week is slower and less comfortable.

    Best for

    Thinner corneas, or eyes where a flap is not the best option.

  • ICL

    Implantable collamer lens

    Nothing is removed from the cornea. A soft lens is placed inside the eye, in front of your natural lens, and can be removed again if it ever needs to be.

    Best for

    Stronger prescriptions, or corneas outside the laser range.

Find out which one suits your eyes Free 60-minute assessment Β· No pressure to book on the day

The procedure

What LASIK actually does

You're awake, but numbing drops mean you feel no pain. Just gentle pressure for around 20 seconds during the laser. The "wavefront-guided" part means it maps your individual eye and corrects for 25 unique visual aberrations: far more precise than standard LASIK.

LASIK uses a femtosecond laser to create a thin corneal flap, followed by an excimer laser that reshapes the cornea to correct short-sightedness, long-sightedness and astigmatism. The laser treatment is brief, with additional time for preparation and safety checks.

Why people choose LASIK

  • SafeProven globally for 25+ years
  • FastThe whole procedure takes 15 minutes
  • ProvenMillions performed worldwide
  • PersonalisedTreatment is planned from detailed measurements of your eyes
  • ComfortableBladeless, all laser, no pain, no patch

The journey

From consultation to clear vision

Five straightforward steps, with individual recovery advice at every stage.

  1. Assessment β€” Complimentary 60-minute eye assessment. We measure your prescription, corneal shape, and overall eye health.

    Assessment

    Complimentary 60-minute eye assessment. We measure your prescription, corneal shape, and overall eye health.

  2. Meet your surgeon β€” One-on-one consultation with one of our four surgeons. Honest discussion of options and outcomes.

    Meet your surgeon

    One-on-one consultation with one of our four surgeons. Honest discussion of options and outcomes.

  3. On the day β€” The procedure takes 15 minutes. You remain awake, and numbing drops are used to minimise discomfort.

    On the day

    The procedure takes 15 minutes. You remain awake, and numbing drops are used to minimise discomfort.

  4. Recovery β€” Most patients see clearly within 24 hours. Mild scratchy feeling for a few hours, then normal life.

    Recovery

    Most patients see clearly within 24 hours. Mild scratchy feeling for a few hours, then normal life.

  5. Check-up β€” Follow-up appointments at 1 day, 1 week and 1 month to make sure everything has healed beautifully.

    Check-up

    Follow-up appointments at 1 day, 1 week and 1 month to make sure everything has healed beautifully.

Real outcomes

What you can expect

  • 99%of patients achieve 20/20 vision or better
  • 24 hrsmost patients can drive within a day
  • 1–2 daysback to work and normal life

What it costs

Simple, transparent pricing

24 months interest-free

$3,800per eye

$7,600 total for both eyes

Or $40/week per eye with 24-month interest-free finance

Interest-free finance through Q Card and Gem

Accepted payment methods
  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • American Express

Subject to finance approval. Standard establishment and account fees apply. Weekly figure is indicative and rounded, based on $3,800 per eye repaid over 24 months.

Common questions

Questions, answered

The things most people ask before booking.

  • Will it hurt?

    Drops numb the eye completely. You feel pressure for about 20 seconds during the laser β€” no sharp pain. Some patients describe a mild scratchy feeling for a few hours afterwards.

  • How long until I can drive, work, see clearly?

    Most patients are driving within 24 hours and back to work within 1–2 days. Vision continues to sharpen over the following weeks.

  • Is it safe? What are the risks?

    Laser eye surgery has been performed millions of times worldwide. Serious complications affect fewer than 1 in 2,000 patients. We will talk you through every risk specific to your eyes at the consultation.

  • What if my eyes change as I get older?

    LASIK corrects your current prescription. Most people's prescription is stable from their mid-twenties. Reading vision changes are normal with age and are unrelated to LASIK.

  • What happens at the free consultation?

    A 60-minute assessment with our experienced team. We measure your eyes, discuss your goals, and tell you honestly whether laser surgery is right for you. No pressure to book surgery on the day.

Clinical evidence

Re:Vision's surgeons publish in peer-reviewed journals. Recent papers co-authored by Dr Mo Ziaei (Senior Lecturer in Ophthalmology, University of Auckland):

  1. 2025International Journal of OphthalmologyPredictive factors for outcomes of photorefractive keratectomy in myopic eyes.
  2. 2024Journal of Cataract & Refractive SurgeryEffect of Belin-AmbrΓ³sio deviation index on 2-year refractive outcomes of PRK.
  3. 2024Contact Lens and Anterior EyeBCLA CLEAR Presbyopia: Management with corneal techniques.
  4. 2024CorneaComparison of 110- and 145-Β΅m Small-Incision Lenticule Extraction cap thickness: a randomized contralateral eye study.
  5. 2024Journal of Current OphthalmologyAgreement of a pyramidal wavefront-based autorefraction with dry, cycloplegic, and subjective refraction in myopic refractive surgery candidates.
  6. 2022CorneaChanges in corneal biomechanical properties after small-incision lenticule extraction and photorefractive keratectomy, using a noncontact tonometer.
  7. 2015Contact Lens and Anterior EyeWavefront-optimized LASIK with the Allegretto Wave Eye-Q excimer laser and the FEMTO LDV Crystal Line femtosecond laser: 6-month visual and refractive results.
Full source data and medical disclaimer

Outcome claims on this page (success rates, recovery times, complication rates) draw on peer-reviewed studies of wavefront-guided LASIK and published clinical data from the FDA, RANZCO, and Cochrane systematic reviews. Full citation list for any specific claim is available on request from info@revision.nz.

Individual outcomes vary; the free 60-minute consultation includes a personalised assessment of expected results based on your eyes. This page is general information only and does not constitute medical advice. Re:Vision Laser & Cataract Limited.

Ready when you are

Ready to see clearly?

Book a complimentary 60-minute consultation. Our team will give you a plain-English answer on whether laser surgery is right for you.

986+ five-star Google reviews Β· Free Β· 60 minutes Β· No pressure

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