Mr Mohamed Mohyudin Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon

Recognised by major UK insurers

Bupa Fee-Assured AXA Health Recognised Aviva Recognised Vitality Recognised WPA Recognised Cigna Recognised

Payment & finance options

Quick answer

Private eye surgery with Mr Mohamed Mohyudin at Spire Elland Hospital can be paid by self-pay (from £3,000 per eye for cataract surgery), private medical insurance (Bupa Fee-Assured, AXA, Aviva and others), or Spire finance plans including 0% over 12 months subject to approval. All-inclusive quotes cover assessment, surgery and routine follow-up.

Self-pay

Transparent all-inclusive packages. No GP referral needed.

  • Cataract: from £3,000/eye
  • Blepharoplasty: from £3,000
  • Ptosis: from £2,500/lid
  • Squint: from £4,000
  • YAG laser: from £500/eye
  • DCR: from £2,500
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Private insurance

Mr Mohyudin is recognised by all major UK insurers.

  • Bupa (Fee-Assured)
  • AXA Health
  • Aviva · Vitality · WPA · Cigna

Obtain pre-authorisation from your insurer before booking.

Finance plans

Spread the cost via Spire Healthcare finance (subject to status).

  • 0% APR over 12 months (typical)
  • Longer terms available
  • Example: £3,000 ≈ £250/month at 0%
Call Spire: 01422 324000

Payment FAQs

Can I pay for cataract surgery in instalments?

Spire Healthcare offers finance options for self-pay patients, including 0% interest plans over 12 months and longer-term plans (subject to status and approval). For example, cataract surgery at £3,000 per eye works out at approximately £250 per month over 12 months at 0% APR. Enquire when booking at Spire Elland Hospital on 01422 324000.

What is included in an all-inclusive cataract surgery price?

Mr Mohyudin's self-pay cataract packages from £3,000 per eye typically include: consultant assessment, pre-operative biometry, the intraocular lens implant, surgeon and anaesthetist fees, hospital facility charges, and routine post-operative follow-up. Premium lens upgrades (toric, EDOF, multifocal) are priced individually after assessment.

Does private medical insurance cover cataract surgery?

Yes — most comprehensive policies cover medically necessary cataract surgery. Mr Mohyudin is Bupa Fee-Assured and recognised by AXA Health, Aviva, Vitality, WPA and Cigna. Contact your insurer for pre-authorisation before booking. A GP or optometrist letter may be required.

Is YAG laser included in the cataract surgery price?

No. Posterior capsule opacification (PCO) — sometimes called a 'secondary cataract' — affects 20–30% of patients within 5 years. YAG laser capsulotomy to treat PCO is a separate procedure, quoted from £500 per eye at Spire Elland.

Can I use NHS and private care at the same time?

Yes. Having a private consultation or operation does not affect your NHS entitlement. Many patients choose private surgery for one eye while remaining on the NHS list for the other, or go private to avoid a long wait entirely.