Give your eyes a new lease on life: clear vision without glasses or contact lenses
At our refractive surgery center in Marseille, we help patients regain clear, natural vision in complete safety. Thanks to cutting-edge laser technology and recognized expertise , we provide long-lasting correction for vision problems such as nearsightedness, astigmatism, farsightedness, and presbyopia with comprehensive and personalized medical follow-up.
What is refractive surgery (laser eye treatment)?
Refractive surgery is a specialty of ophthalmology that corrects vision problems by directly treating the cornea with a laser.
The goal is clear: to give patients clear vision without glasses or contact lenses, permanently or even completely reducing their dependence on these devices.
This surgery is intended for anyone suffering from refractive errors.
Pricing and financing
Refractive surgery is considered cosmetic surgery: it is not covered by Social Security. However, many mutual insurance companies offer partial reimbursement for the operation, up to €800 per eye.
Payment in installments is possible.
Starting at €2,600 for both eyes
Starting at €2,000 for both eyes
Starting at €2,700 for both eyes
Starting at €2,200 for both eyes
Nearsightedness
Difficulty seeing from a distance, often compensated for by glasses or contact lenses
Hyperopia
Difficulty seeing close up, which can lead to eye strain
Astigmatism
Blurred or distorted vision, both near and far
Presbyopia
Progressive age-related loss of near vision
TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR PATIENTS
TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR PATIENTS
Our clinic is equipped with the latest technologies in refractive surgery, enabling us to offer each patient a personalized, effective, and safe solution. The choice of technique is based on a comprehensive eye exam, taking into account your visual impairment, the shape of your cornea, your age, and your visual expectations .
LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) is a fast, painless, and widely proven laser method. This procedure involves reshaping the cornea using a high-precision femtosecond laser to restore stable and lasting vision.
PKR (Refractive Keratectomy) PKR (photorefractive keratectomy) is an excellent alternative to LASIK, particularly recommended in cases of thin corneas or risky activities (contact sports, high-risk occupations). The treatment is also performed with a laser, without cutting a corneal flap.
- Stable and sustainable results
- Suitable for thin corneas
- More gradual recovery, over several days
PresbyLasik PresbyLasik is a specific technique intended for people over 40 who suffer from presbyopia. It reshapes the cornea to restore functional near visionwhile preserving distance vision.
- The ideal solution for getting rid of reading glasses
- Consistent results at all distances
- Compatible with the correction of other visual defects (nearsightedness, astigmatism, etc.)
When should you have eye surgery at Phenicia Vision?
There is no "perfect" age for refractive surgery, but certain periods of life are more suitable depending on each patient's visual needs and expectations. Here is an overview of the main stages:
This is the minimum legal age for refractive surgery. It mainly concerns young adults with myopia, astigmatism, or hyperopia.
Presbyopia generally begins to appear between the ages of 40 and 60, marking a gradual loss of accommodation.
This age group is ideal for considering permanent vision correction, especially for active people who want to free themselves from reading glasses, progressive lenses, or contact lenses.
A comprehensive assessment before your laser eye treatment, for a successful operation
Any refractive surgery project begins with a high-precision preoperative ophthalmological examination, carried out at our center by an experienced medical team.
This examination is essential and allows us to establish a complete visual profile and maximize the safety of the procedure in order to restore optimal vision.
- Corneal topography: 3D mapping of the corneal surface
- Pachymetry: measurement of corneal thickness
- Aberrometry: detection of fine optical aberrations
- Assessment of dry eye: tear film quality test
- Accurate refraction: measurement of nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or hyperopia
- Fundus examination (if necessary): examination of the retina and optic nerve
This personalized diagnosis allows the surgeon to:
✔️ Confirm your eligibility for the procedure
✔️ Choose the technique best suited to your eyes and lifestyle
✔️ Minimize risks and ensure optimal results
The expertise of our laser center in Marseille
At our laser eye treatment center in Marseille, you will be supported by a multidisciplinary team dedicated to your visual comfort. From the initial consultation to post-operative follow-up, each step is supervised by our team of experienced professionals: ophthalmic surgeons and optometrists work together to offer you high-quality surgery and optimal results.
A 100% personalized care plan with:
- Close monitoring before, during, and after the procedure by our optometrist and doctor to check the condition of the eye.
- Post-operative availability, with prompt responses to your questions
- A digitized, accessible, and secure medical record
- Clear, informative, and supportive communication at every stage
- Visual simulation tools to better anticipate your future visual comfort
Contraindications to refractive surgery
Advanced cataract
The loss of transparency in the lens requires a different surgical approach and is incompatible.
Keratoconus
This condition weakens the corneal structure and makes the procedure risky.
Severe dry eye
Poor tear film quality can impair healing and visual outcomes.
Poorly controlled diabetes
Certain complications may interfere with recovery or the stability of the result.
Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Hormonal changes can temporarily alter vision.
Unstable visual correction
If your vision is unstable, we recommend that you wait until your vision stabilizes.
Only the opinion of the eye surgeon determines whether surgery is possible.
Pricing and financing
Refractive surgery is considered cosmetic surgery: it is not covered by Social Security. However, several mutual insurance companies offer partial reimbursement for the operation.
Starting at €2,600 for both eyes
Starting at €2,000 for both eyes
Starting at €2,700 for both eyes
Starting at €2,200 for both eyes
Why choose our refractive surgery center in Marseille?
- Ophthalmologists specializing in refractive eye surgery
- Cutting-edge technology for precise and long-lasting results
- Conclusive results in several patients
- Personalized and prompt follow-up
- Centrally located in Marseille, easily accessible by public transportation
Schedule an appointment today
Get clear and comfortable visionand regain freedom in your daily life.