I recommend Gangnam Pureun Eye Clinic in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, for presbyopia and cataracts at 3.9 million won.

Lately, my eyes have been feeling tired and a bit blurry, so I'm very interested in eye surgery.

As I'm starting to develop presbyopia, I have trouble seeing letters up close. I have to take my glasses off to see them. Sometimes, I have to take a picture of the letters with my phone and enlarge them to read them.

Because my eyesight is bad, there are more than one or two inconveniences ~

Should I buy a magnifying glass?

Should I change to multifocal lenses?

Should I have cataract surgery?

I have a lot of worries about this and that...

 

At the Cashdoc Hospital event

I looked into information about presbyopia cataract surgery at Gangnam Loop Eye Clinic.

Cataracts often have minimal symptoms in the early stages, so they are often not noticed.

I think you need to check carefully because if you miss the treatment period, surgery will be difficult.

 

■When the text in the book is blurry and hard to see

■When it is difficult to distinguish colors

■When viewing a close object at a distance of 30cm or more

■When your vision is blurry and you frequently have headaches

■When it looks more hazy under sunlight

■When objects at a close distance appear blurrier

■If you are currently over 40 years old

If three or more of these apply, you should suspect presbyopia cataracts.

 

I recommend the following review of Gangnam Pureun Eye Clinic in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, for presbyopia and cataracts at 3.9 million won.

The surgery is performed under topical anesthesia and takes less than 20 minutes. You can be discharged on the same day.

There is no pain as it is eye drop anesthesia without anesthesia injection.

This is a surgical method that melts the cataract through a small incision of about 2.5 mm and allows the wound to heal on its own, so no stitches are required.

There is no bleeding because it is a clear corneal incision method.

You can recover in just 2-3 hours on the day of surgery and be discharged the same day.

 

The difference between presbyopia and cataracts~

Presbyopia is a condition in which one cannot see close up clearly.

A cataract is a condition in which the lens becomes cloudy and light cannot pass through properly, making vision appear foggy, making objects appear unclear regardless of distance.

This is a recommended event for those with symptoms of presbyopia or cataracts to get an eye exam.