My eyes were stinging and bloodshot, and my vision was blurry and hazy. The discomfort continued, so I went to the hospital. They said it was a side effect of wearing contact lenses, and that the other tests showed nothing unusual. They said my eyes were dry and that I had developed dry eye syndrome.

For about five days, I had severe sensitivity to light, frequent eye discharge, and somewhat blurry vision, so I decided to wait a few more days and see if it got better. But it didn’t improve, and the discomfort continued, so I decided I needed to go to the hospital. When I woke up that morning, my left eye was bloodshot. I went in for an examination, and they said there were a lot of scratches on my cornea. They prescribed medication and artificial tears.

I woke up to find my eyes swollen and painful, so I went in to have my stye drained. Before going, I saw a lot of reviews saying it hurts a bit, so my heart was racing, but once I experienced it, it was more bearable than I expected. The only moment of discomfort was the slight sting from the anesthetic injection, but thanks to the doctor's skilled hands, it was over in the blink of an eye. However, due to the need for bleeding control, they put on a really big and fluffy dressing, which made me jump when I looked in the mirror. Covering one eye made it hard to gauge distances, so the walk home was a bit tricky. If you're going in for the procedure, be careful, as your field of vision will be limited and it might feel embarrassing, so make sure to bring a big hat! :)

They were really kind and nice. There were a lot of patients, and waiting was boring, but thanks to the detailed explanations and thorough care, I felt less fatigued. I had cataract surgery here.

After my health checkup, I was told there might be something abnormal with my retina, so I went in for a thorough examination... The staff and doctor were all very kind, and I had the tests done without any problems. Fortunately, they said there were no serious abnormalities, so I left feeling very grateful...

It was my first visit, and the hospital facilities were well-organized. The manager's thorough consultation was great too.

This was my first time visiting, and there were so many patients waiting that it was really hard to wait. 😢

The hospital facilities were well-equipped, the staff was friendly, and the consultation with the doctor was great.

It's really, really big and wide!!! But I heard that the doctor said a lot of unnecessary things to an acquaintance...

I had LASIK surgery 8 years ago and I still have 20/20 vision. I haven't experienced any discomfort since the surgery, and it has really improved my quality of life.

Since my test results weren't good, I couldn't have the LASIK surgery, but the staff was really friendly, and the facilities were nice. If I decide to go for lenses insertion, I would choose to do it here.

I had LASIK surgery 15 years ago and have been getting regular check-ups since then. Recently, I was diagnosed with glaucoma, so I go for vision tests twice a year. I love that they can see me right away when I have an appointment set up~~^^

I was worried about presbyopia, but thank you for your help.

After being referred by an acquaintance, I've been consistently going for eye exams and I'm very satisfied.

The nurses and doctors were all very kind~^^

There are lots of examination rooms, and since it’s a hospital specializing in surgery, there are a lot of patients!

The building facilities are nice, and everything is very well organized. It's crowded.

It was easy to get there by public transportation, and the hospital felt large and well-organized.

There are so many patients waiting. The doctor is very kind and seems to be really good at eye care.

The facilities are nice, and the doctor and nurses are so kind.