Recommended by Gangnam Bright Eye Clinic, which guarantees LASIK reoperation for vision loss.

First of all, I started wearing glasses before I entered elementary school.

I liked reading books, but I kept reading them with the book close to my eyes, whether in bright or dark places, so my eyesight quickly deteriorated.

I wore glasses until my early 20s.

The reason I decided to have surgery was because it was too difficult to wear contact lenses to and from work every day.

I first started wearing contact lenses in high school, and although I didn't wear them often, I did wear them occasionally when I went out, so it wasn't too difficult.

But as I became an adult and started working, glasses became a big obstacle for me.

In a society that values ​​appearance, taking off your glasses is always a better position.

So I started wearing contact lenses every day and my eye health got worse.

At that time, there was still a lot of awareness that LASIK was dangerous, so it wasn't an easy decision to make.

Then, a friend of mine had surgery and the results were good, so I got a recommendation for a hospital and looked up a lot of reviews.

This hospital has a lot of reviews, a lot of medical staff, and it's located in a large Kyobo Tower building in Gangnam, so I went there just to get a consultation, but I ended up going there to get tested and set a surgery date.

I trusted the systematic examination and friendly medical staff.

 

The reason I clicked on the helpful review on Cashdoc is because it was the same story as my own, where I went there on a friend's recommendation and ended up getting the surgery because I was impressed by the kind medical staff.

 

Of course, it's a review, but what caught my attention the most was that reoperation is possible if vision deteriorates after surgery (if the cornea is regenerated to a thickness that allows surgery).

The premise was that it would be unconditionally guaranteed even after 5 or 10 years.

I had another surgery about 5 years ago due to decreased vision.

Currently, my vision in both eyes is 1.5.

Whenever I have an acquaintance who is considering LASIK, I always recommend Bright Eyes.

Because the eyes begin to show presbyopia after the age of 45.

If you want to live a comfortable life without glasses as much as possible, I recommend getting it done in your 20s before presbyopia sets in.

Clinic hours and holidays are as described above.

You can also make reservations very easily as you can also inquire through KakaoTalk.

If you are considering surgery, I recommend Bright Eyes Eye Hospital, which has many reviews and takes into account post-operative situations!