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How Much Does Cataract surgery (one eye) Cost in Republic of Kosovo?

The average price of Cataract surgery (one eye) in Republic of Kosovo is $1,306, the minimum price is $847, and the maximum price is $1,765.

	Republic of Kosovo	Turkey	Austria
Cataract surgery (one eye)	-	from $1,200	from $1,800

Data verified by Bookimed as of February 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 118 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2024–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Italian Eye Hospital

Republic of Kosovo, Prishtina

Agon Rrusta

12 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

Dr. Agon Rrusta has performed over 10,000 successful eye surgeries, including cataract procedures. With memberships in EURETINA, ASCRS, and AAO, he brings international expertise to Italian Eye Hospital. Cataract surgery typically costs around $850–$1,760. The hospital specializes in ophthalmology and was the first in Kosovo to introduce no-touch laser methods.

diagnostics
Neuro Ophthalmic Examination (Neuro-Ophthalmology)	$117.69 - $235.38
treatment
Cataract surgery (one eye)	$847.37 - $1,765.36

Cataract surgery (one eye) Overview in Republic of Kosovo

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How it works

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patients recommend -

85%

Stay in the country - 2 days

Rehabilitation - 1 day

Anesthesia - Local anesthesia

Requests processed - 15215

Bookimed fees - $0

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Arsim Hajdari

11 years of experience • 30000+ treatments performed

30,000+ patients treated – Dr. Hajdari is the Chief Clinical Officer at Italian Eye Hospital, specializing in modern cataract techniques.

First in Kosovo to implement SmartSurface no-touch laser (TransPRK)
PhD in Ophthalmology from University 'Goce Delchev'
Active member of American Academy of Ophthalmology and EuRetina
Lecturer at University for Business and Technology (UBT)

Agon Rrusta

12 years of experience

10,000+ successful eye surgeries – Dr. Agon Rrusta specializes in cataract and corneal procedures at Italian Eye Hospital.

Over a decade of experience in ophthalmology
Trained at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London
Member of EURETINA and ESCRS
Performs advanced techniques like phacoemulsification

Bujar Rizvanolli

18 years of experience

Dr. Bujar Rizvanolli specializes in advanced laser eye treatments at Italian Eye Hospital, combining modern surgical techniques with a patient-centered approach.

Specialized in ophthalmology at University Clinical Center of Sarajevo
Expert in corneal cross-linking for keratoconus treatment
Performs touchless laser treatments like TransPRK for refractive errors
Active in public outreach and health education

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Fast Facts about Cataract surgery (one eye)

Cataract surgery (one eye)

This ophthalmology procedure involves removing the cloudy lens from one eye and replacing it with a clear artificial intraocular lens to restore vision.

Pros: Faster recovery and less post-surgery recovery time compared to bilateral surgery. Reduced risk of complications as only one eye is undergoing surgery at a time.

Cons: Possible vision imbalance if the other eye also has a cataract. May require a second surgery for the other eye if needed.

Effectiveness: 98% success rate in achieving clear vision post-surgery.

Duration: 1-2 hours.

Recovery: 1-2 weeks.

Best for: Individuals with cataracts in one eye or those preferring staged surgeries. Suitable for patients with presbyopia needing vision correction.

Prices: View costs of other techniques