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Before deciding on smile LASIK, I looked into a lot of information. I researched the surgical method, recovery time, possible side effects, and types of equipment. There are several reasons why I chose this place. Their examination system is very systematic. It's not just a simple vision test; they measure corneal thickness, eye pressure, and dryness among other factors. They repeat various tests to improve accuracy. They have an AI program that analyzes the results and objectively recommends surgical methods based on the findings. It was convincing that I could make decisions based on data rather than just the doctor's opinion. During the consultation, they provided well-grounded answers to all my questions. Nothing was left vague. The results of the surgery were satisfying and within the expected range, and currently, I have no issues at all.

I've been wearing contact lenses for a long time, and by the time I finish work, my eyes often feel really dry and bloodshot. So, I started looking into LASIK and decided to take the tests and have a consultation first... Honestly, I was surprised at how many different tests there were! It felt like they used several machines to check every detail of my eye condition, which made it feel different from places that only do simple consultations. Since my eyes are quite sensitive, I was particularly worried about dryness, but they took that into consideration when explaining things, which I appreciated! They didn’t just push me to have the surgery; instead, they focused on what options were available according to my current eye condition and what I should be cautious about, which made me trust them more! After the tests, I realized that my estimated vision and the actual condition of my eyes were a bit different, which was interesting. I'm still contemplating the surgery, but at least my vague anxiety has significantly decreased!

I went for a vision test before my LASIK consultation at Suyeon Eye Clinic, and I was surprised by how many different tests there were! I thought it would just be looking at an eye chart, but they thoroughly checked everything from eye pressure to corneal thickness, pupil size, and retinas with photos?! The tests were conducted in different rooms, but the staff guided me well on where to go, so it wasn’t difficult at all! I was particularly worried since I’ve worn contact lenses for a long time, but they explained my current eye condition in detail and why I might not be able to have the surgery the same day, which was really nice. There were some bright tests that made my eyes a bit tired, though. After the tests, my vision got a little blurry from the dilation drops, but they warned me ahead of time, so it was okay. Overall, I was quite satisfied with my first test!

I want to share my experience after my eye exam at GS Ophthalmology! Until recently, I had just been looking for eye clinics, but I realized I had kind of put it off. I thought, if I don't do this soon, I might not get it done this year, so I finally made an appointment at GS Ophthalmology, which I had been interested in for a while. The building was nice, and the hospital's facilities looked good too. There were a lot of people, so it seems to be quite popular. After filling out some personal information and waiting briefly, the examination started right away. It went faster than I expected. There were a lot of different tests, and the equipment was really modern, which was intriguing. The exam took about 40 minutes or so. I had a consultation with the doctor, and since there were no particular issues, he recommended the SMILE procedure. Personally, I felt like he had that professional doctor vibe you see on TV. From reviews, it looks like he has a lot of experience and a good background, which probably contributed to that. He was calm and provided a good consultation, which I appreciated. I have scheduled my surgery for before the holiday, so now I'm just waiting for the surgery day!