Eye Clinics
in the Philippines
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How to Find Your Eye Doctor
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Common Eye Care Services
Common services offered at eye clinics across the Philippines
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Frequently Asked Questions
Basic eye exams cost ₱300-₱1,000. Comprehensive exams with specialized tests (OCT, visual field) range from ₱1,500-₱5,000. Contact lens fitting adds ₱500-₱1,500 to the exam fee.
LASIK eye surgery costs ₱50,000-₱120,000 per eye depending on technology used (Bladeless, Femto-LASIK, SMILE). Most clinics offer package deals for both eyes and installment payment plans.
LASIK is considered elective surgery and is typically not covered. However, medically necessary eye surgeries like cataract removal are covered by PhilHealth and some HMO plans.
Adults should have eye exams every 1-2 years, or annually if you wear glasses/contacts or have diabetes. Children should have their first exam at 6 months, then at age 3 and before starting school.
Ophthalmologists are medical doctors who can perform surgery and treat eye diseases. Optometrists provide vision care, prescribe eyeglasses/contacts, but don't perform surgery.