In this post, Dr Judy Ku discusses the various ways you can cover the cost of pterygium treatment through insurance and medicare.
What are the costs for pterygium surgery?
Medicare will fund part of the surgery itself and if you have health funds, they will also cover some of the costs. If you choose to have a glue, there’ll be some extra costs attached to that.
For the full breakdown of your costs of treatment, it can be provided by our admin staff.
We’d like to invite you to book a consultation with us.
It’s the only way that we can really assess the health of your eye and understand your condition and what we may need to do to get your eye health back to where it should be.
We look forward to meeting you so we can talk in person and discuss your condition in detail and get your eye health back on track.
