One of my eyes kept feeling uncomfortable, like something was pressing on it from inside, so I went to the Eye Clinic in front of my workplace. It’s always a busy place, so I went prepared to wait. The female doctor was kind and explained the reason clearly, so I had a good consultation and came home. Even though there were a lot of people, the inside of the clinic was clean.

I saw Dr. Jo Yoon-ae, and once again, I could really feel her experience and expertise during the consultation. She carefully checked my child’s condition and explained even the difficult parts in an easy-to-understand way, which made me trust her. She examined my child’s eyes with great care and gave us detailed guidance on the future treatment plan, so I felt reassured. She is a doctor I would like to continue seeing with confidence.

I had my second follow-up after Dr. Lee Sang-hyeop performed surgery for an epiretinal membrane in my right eye. He said everything is progressing well. Looking at the images, it’s not 100% yet, but the results are developing nicely. He told me to come back for another appointment in three months. He is still very kind and caring. I also had cataract surgery, and afterward I had something like a film in my eye from the floaters, which was extremely uncomfortable. He said that had been removed during the surgery as well, and I told him it feels much more comfortable now. Today, they removed the stitches from the surgery. They put in anesthetic drops and removed the stitches quickly. I was worried it would hurt, but it only stung slightly. It was tolerable for an adult. My next appointment is on December 10. The medical bill came to 56,900 won.ㅠㅠ. The photo below was taken while I was waiting for my appointment.

The clinic has a private elevator inside, so I feel comfortable every time I visit. I came with my family. I had various tests in the examination room, including vision, eye pressure, dry eye, corneal thickness, and so on—that’s about all I can remember. After the tests, I waited for my consultation. In between, I saw the head doctor going into the surgery center to perform surgeries and then coming back, which made me trust him even more. While waiting, I kept thinking that the doctor himself would be performing the surgery, not a salaried physician. When I finally had my consultation with the chief doctor, he gave me a clean, straightforward explanation and recommended the procedure without any unnecessary details. He recommended LASEK on only one eye, and I ended up scheduling and having the surgery almost as if I were in a trance. Since it was only one eye, the cost wasn’t too expensive and felt less burdensome. They told me the examination was free and that I should just get tested first and then decide, so I went ahead with it—and I think it was a good choice haha.

This is the eye clinic I regularly visit to manage my glaucoma. They treat and manage their patients systematically, so I always feel I can trust them. It’s an eye clinic I trust enough to recommend to anyone I know who needs eye care.

I am receiving regular eye check-ups, and my doctor is providing thorough and careful treatment.

I’ve been receiving regular treatment for my nearsightedness. I had atropine treatment. Other than being able to see a skilled doctor, there are a lot of downsides... The wait is long even when you have an appointment, the pre-examination fees are expensive, and the consultation fees are way too high. I’m thinking about switching to another clinic.

I have been receiving treatment at Nune Eye Hospital in Seoul since being diagnosed with glaucoma two years ago. During that time, my doctor changed once, and my glaucoma medication was also changed once or twice in the process. I visited three weeks ago because my eye had become red. I came back today to check whether the eye drops were working well for me, and I was given a six-month prescription. They said the eye drops have been working well so far, the redness has gone away, and my eye pressure has remained stable. Everyone is always kind, and above all, I am grateful for the accurate diagnosis and medication prescriptions. The facilities are also very nice and clean. The parking is spacious and there are no particular problems, and the nurses are very friendly as well. The staff conducting the examinations worked efficiently without causing any inconvenience to the patients. I will probably have to visit once every six months for the rest of my life because of my glaucoma, and I look forward to receiving satisfactory care each time.

I went back to see Dr. Sang-hyeop Lee for a follow-up one week after my epiretinal membrane surgery. I told him the surgery had gone well but that straight lines still looked bent, and he said I might have to wait up to a year for my vision to recover. As always, he explained everything kindly and thoroughly today. My eye pressure was very low after the surgery, so he had told me to start using the eye drops three days after surgery, but he said it’s stable now. When I asked whether it could come back, he said it shouldn’t because he performed the surgery using a double procedure. I was given a prescription for eye drops, but I had received plenty when I was discharged, so I just came home. Later, I remembered that he had said the stitches in my eye would be removed today. When I called the hospital to ask, they said they would remove them when I come back for my appointment in three weeks.

I had surgery to remove an epiretinal membrane. I was extremely worried, but Dr. Lee Sang-hyup was kind to me and performed the surgery very well. I plan to continue seeing Dr. Lee Sang-hyup for my follow-up care. Someone else performed my Cataract Surgery, but I wish I had had that done by Dr. Lee Sang-hyup too. ^^\r\nLast year, when I had Cataract Surgery, the other female doctor wasn’t kind and didn’t explain things properly. She only said to do it if the patient felt uncomfortable. So I couldn’t have both eyes done at the same time and ended up suffering twice as much.

I visited because my eyes felt sore, itchy, and like there was something in them. I took a number ticket on the first floor and moved to the examination floor. There were a lot of patients, so the waiting time was a bit long for the tests. I continued to wait on the consultation floor for the attending doctor. My vision has declined, so I had a simple check-up and eye exam. I was prescribed two types of eye drops for my dry eye syndrome, which isn’t easy to treat. The doctor and the nurses were very kind. I made an appointment for a follow-up in four months. The cost of the two types of eye drops prescribed for four months is really expensive. Lastly, at another ophthalmology clinic, they provide eye compresses and express the sebaceous glands, but here, there isn’t such treatment, which is a bit disappointing. Since it’s a large hospital, I think it would be better if they provided treatment after the consultation as well.

One side of my eye's white part looked like it was bruised with blood, completely turned bright red with blood pooling everywhere. There was no pain, but the appearance was so repulsive that I wondered if something serious had happened inside my eye, so I rushed to the ophthalmologist right away. After getting examined at the hospital, the doctor explained that I had a subconjunctival hemorrhage due to tiny blood vessels in the white part of my eye bursting. He said that sneezing hard, rubbing my eyes forcefully, or being overly tired can cause bruising in the eyes, just like on the skin. Fortunately, it didn't affect my vision, and he reassured me that just like a skin bruise, the blood would be absorbed naturally in about 1-2 weeks. This calmed my nerves. I also got a prescription for some eye drops that help relieve eye fatigue and a few eye supplements. Following the doctor's advice, after a few days, the redness gradually faded, and within about two weeks, it returned to its original state. I was so scared because my appearance changed so dramatically, but once I went to the hospital, got examined, and received an explanation, I felt relieved.

I went to this ophthalmology hospital based on a recommendation at a really crucial time, and I feel grateful for the accurate diagnosis and treatment that helped me recover. I recommend this specialized eye hospital.

I’ve been having regular vision tests with Dr. Shin Kyung-yoon at Nune Eye Clinic and using atropine, but this time we switched to MyoTect. My child has adjusted well to the medication without much discomfort, and I feel reassured because the doctor explains the condition of their eyes and any changes in detail at every appointment. I’m planning to continue with regular checkups and manage the progression of their myopia carefully. The staff are also friendly, and the whole examination process is comfortable, so I’m very satisfied.

I visited the Eye Clinic because I was having an issue with my eye. The facilities were very nice, the doctor in charge was kind, and the staff handled everything very quickly and efficiently.

I visited Nune Eye Hospital at Seolleung Station. I decided to go there because it is an ophthalmology specialty hospital designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. I had been going to a university hospital, but even in urgent situations, I had to wait anywhere from two or three months to more than six months, and my eye condition sometimes got worse during that time. This was my first visit, but I was happy that the doctor was kind and took the time to give me a thorough consultation. While visiting different eye clinics that offered free examinations, I found out that my corneas were thin, so I visited Nune as my last stop. Because of my corneal thickness, I decided to have Today LASEK and had a consultation. Dr. Choi Tae-hoon explained in detail why Today LASEK was suitable for my eyes, which was a big help in making my decision.

I visited because my eyesight wasn't good, and they kindly explained everything well.

I went because I was having trouble seeing. They explained everything kindly and didn't make me wait long.

The nurse and the doctor were very kind and helped me through the process, so I was able to receive treatment without any issues.

I had a stye and was uncomfortable for quite a while, but it got better after I received treatment.