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A surgery much simpler than I had worried about Cataract lens implantation surgery Tomorrow, I will have it done on the left side, and I don't have much to worry about As a celebration for the surgery, should I eat McDonald's chicken or Popeyes spicy chicken?

Thank you for explaining everything in an easy-to-understand way during my consultation for lens insertion! I've already made an appointment to proceed with the procedure here. I appreciate your assistance! ^^

There's an event for cataract surgery right now.

My mother has been experiencing blurred vision and worsening eyesight lately, so we consulted about cataracts related to aging. They call it all-laser surgery, but there are so many types of lenses that it’s hard to make a choice. However, after receiving kind advice and treatment, it became easier to decide. Since it’s early-stage cataracts, we’re planning to monitor her condition and go for surgery when it's suitable.

The facility is great, everyone is friendly, and the equipment is the latest model. I am very satisfied!!

I am currently visiting the hospital following bilateral cataract surgery. The doctor doesn't say much but seems to take detailed care. The staff explains things well, but choosing the right lenses was the most challenging part.

I just went to get Dream Lenses fitted. The doctor was very kind and the nurses took great care of me. Most importantly, the waiting time was quick, which was nice. I didn't feel any pain at all, just a little scared when putting them in ^^. I think even younger friends could manage it easily. The clinic is very clean and tidy. They even have a water purifier and umbrellas available. I think I will keep going here, so I highly recommend it!!! Besides Dream Lenses, there are many treatments available for conditions like glaucoma, cataracts, and myopia, so I think people of all ages can come here!!! You can comfortably buy artificial tears at the pharmacy downstairs, and all the testing equipment is brand new, so I was very, very satisfied.

Last year, after having cataract surgery and vision correction surgery, I was doing well, but recently my eyes have been feeling quite dry and I noticed more crust forming, so I decided to visit the clinic. They didn’t perform any special procedures but mentioned my dry eye condition had worsened a bit and prescribed artificial tears. The doctor explained everything well and provided good advice, so I was able to finish the consultation without any major worries and left with my prescription. When I was deciding where to have my cataract surgery, one of the most important factors for me was the doctor’s detailed explanations about the procedure. At other places, I didn't get much explanation and they just asked me how much I wanted to pay for the lenses without going into detail about the surgery, but here, the doctor took the time to explain the advantages and disadvantages of different lenses, which made my decision much easier.~~^^

This is a hospital I visited on the recommendation of an acquaintance. It is conveniently located near Exit 11 of Gangnam Station. I underwent cataract multifocal lens implantation. I am currently receiving follow-up treatment and service for dry eyes after the surgery. Both the doctor and staff are very friendly. The surgery was completed quickly using the latest medical equipment, and I experienced no special pain or discomfort, and the post-operative recovery has been positive. My vision has improved to 1.2, and I am satisfied with the results, as they continue to monitor my condition, so I have been in for treatment for three months now. Fridays tend to have many surgical patients, so it's quieter if you visit from Monday to Thursday. It's a place where national representatives and professional baseball players have received treatment and surgery, so it seems trustworthy. The costs are manageable as the expenses are covered by my insurance.

The reviews for the New World branch in front of the terminal aren't bad, but this place doesn't seem to have a good reputation. It's nice that it's not crowded, and the doctor was fairly friendly. However, parking is tough, and the affiliated parking lot is also difficult to park in. I took my mother for a government-supported cataract surgery, but they unnecessarily recommended a more advanced procedure. My mother is an elderly woman who just needs to manage her daily life; she's not a working person, but they suggested inserting advanced lenses to improve her vision, which has a cost difference of almost 600,000 won for just one eye. I think I made the right choice going with the basic option for both eyes. It felt bitter, as it seemed like the hospital was trying to profit from it.

I underwent lens implantation due to cataracts and vision deterioration, followed by cataract surgery. After that, I had laser surgery to clear up foggy vision one eye at a time. My vision is excellent, about 1.0. However, I am still experiencing continued tears due to dryness, which the doctors say will improve over time. They prescribed medication and advised me to use it diligently. The clinic is friendly and conveniently located right at Gangnam Station Exit 11. Many national and professional athletes also visit, and seeing their post-treatment photos adds to the clinic's credibility. However, the costs seem a bit high, but there are a lot of items available for claims under health insurance.