1. True safety confirmed down to the retina - Good vision is not just about performing cataract surgery well. The retina (macula) and optic nerve, which serve as the film for a camera, must be healthy. We perform a precise examination of all intraocular tissues (retina, macular degeneration, glaucoma status) with equipment comparable to that of university hospitals before cataract surgery. If issues are found, treating the disease takes precedence over cataract surgery. 2. Objective diagnosis without unnecessary surgeries - Is an expensive lens always better? Not at all. We do not push high-priced multifocal intraocular lenses unnecessarily. We recommend the most suitable and safest lens considering the patient's occupation, lifestyle, and eye condition. If surgery is not yet required, we will honestly suggest, 'Let's simply monitor the situation.' 3. One-on-one consultation with the chief doctor - The operation decision is not made by the chief nurse. From analyzing test results to lens selection, performing the surgery, and post-operative care, the chief doctor takes full responsibility. You can set aside worries about a change of doctors midway or concerns about proxy surgeries.