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I am in my mid-50s and had been struggling with dry eyes and worsening vision. Last October, I planned to undergo LASIK surgery, but I was concerned about the long treatment period and potential side effects. After researching, I found Gangnam Blue Eye Clinic and consulted with them before proceeding with the treatment. Now, six months later, I am so happy to have discovered a whole new world without any side effects or lengthy recovery time. I am thankful for the excellent medical skills and the kind, precise care I received.

This is a hospital I discovered at a hospital event. It's great that they provide detailed explanations to help patients who have a lack of understanding about LASIK and LASEK.

The atmosphere of the hospital at first was spacious and the lighting was comfortable. The places for eye examinations were also gathered in one spot, making it convenient for testing. I was eligible for both LASIK and LASEK, but I went with LASEK on the recommendation of the doctor. Fortunately, the surgery was also possible on the same day. The doctor was kind, and all the hospital staff were attentive and considerate. The teachers in the operating room were also great. During the surgery, they gave me a stuffed toy to hold onto, which helped me a lot as I was nervous. On the first day, my eyes were very stinging and tears were flowing like a tap. However, from the moment I started using the drops, the tears lessened significantly, and my eyes opened slightly. Contrary to my worries, by the next day, I was able to walk around alone in a dim state. However, my eyes suddenly became itchy, so today, at the doctor's suggestion, I received a prescription for antihistamines. It's interesting how the clarity is gradually improving, with notable differences from yesterday to today and morning to evening.

After undergoing presbyopia LASIK, I experienced some discomfort for about two weeks, but once that passed, I felt pleased with my vision. However, after three months, I started noticing some overlapping in my sight. I've visited the clinic a few times, but I'm left with no option but to use artificial tears. Still, it’s better than not having had the procedure at all. I might need to wear glasses again in 1-2 years.