Eyes before/after, prices, and reviews

I'm using prescribed artificial tears for dryness. It's good.

The clean hospital looked good at first glance. I received good care during my visit.

I'm really happy that the pain noticeably went away after my root canal treatment.

I visited because my eyes and nose were itchy, I was sneezing a lot, and I had a headache, possibly due to the changing seasons or my rhinitis. The doctor was thorough and kind, and I was really happy with the treatment.

I went to see a doctor because my eye was hurting, and it turned out I had a stye, so I got treatment.

I went in because my eyes were really hurting, and the doctor did a great job treating me.

My eyelids were drooping, so I received a detailed explanation and made an appointment.

I took my mother-in-law with me, And they were really attentive and did a great job, tailoring things to her needs. It's excellent, I'm very happy with it.

I took my mom with me and they really took great care, matching her needs perfectly. It’s fantastic, I’m very happy with it.

I visited because my vision was blurry, and I found out it's presbyopia. The hospital has the latest facilities, and they offered the presbyopia examination for free.

The wrinkles around my eyes have softened, giving me a more youthful appearance. The procedure was quick and easy, resulting in high satisfaction.

As the seasons change, my eyes are showing signs of styes again, and the area around my eyes is turning red. I went to the hospital early and got a prescription. After taking the medication for a few days, my eyes are gradually getting better.

When I went to Jeil Eye Clinic because of a burst blood vessel in my eye, they explained that this can happen if the eyes are dry. They advised me to use artificial tears frequently and absolutely not to rub my eyes. If I rub my eyes, it could weaken the blood vessels even more, and if they become too weak, I might need surgery. They kindly told me to take good care of my eyes instead of thinking about surgery.

After a hike, my eyes were swollen around the edges, full of tears, and I even had some crusty discharge, making it hard to see. I visited the Ku Gwang-rim Eye Clinic on a friend's recommendation for eye treatment and physical therapy, and I received a prescription. They say it will improve with consistent treatment. ???? I'm grateful for the doctor's thorough care and the kindness of the nurses. Thank you for your hard work…

I think it’s because I spend a lot of time looking at computers and my phone, but my eyes have been stinging and feeling dry, so I went to the ophthalmologist. Even when I put in artificial tears, it only helps temporarily and my eye fatigue was really severe. I got a vision test and tear film test at the hospital, and they told me I have pretty severe dry eye. The doctor checked the condition of my eyelid oil glands and explained that I should often do warm compresses and get into the habit of blinking more. He said it's much better to use prescription artificial tears with the right concentration rather than the ones you buy at the pharmacy, so I got a specific eye drop prescription. It’s definitely made a difference; since I’ve been using the prescribed artificial tears and paying attention to my eye care, the stinging has decreased and my eyes have become clearer. When your eyes are dry and feel rough, it’s better to not try to tough it out, but to go to the ophthalmologist, check your condition, and get a prescription.

My mother went to the hospital because her vision was blurry and her eyes were inflamed. While being treated, the doctor mentioned that her eyes were dry. After receiving treatment and being prescribed medication and artificial tears, she said it felt a bit better.

My mother’s eyes kept watering, so she came in for an examination. She was prescribed medication for cataracts, including medicine to help with the cataracts and artificial tears, and the frequency of her eyes watering has improved a lot.

As I got older, my eyelids started drooping more and more. I looked into Very Good Plastic Surgery, received a kind consultation, and was able to have my eye surgery done well. Everyone was so kind, which I really appreciated. The swelling went down quickly too—great!

Recently, I noticed that my eyes were getting tired easily due to spending more time looking at my smartphone and computer screens. Especially in the evenings, my eyes felt dry and a bit blurry, so I decided to visit an eye doctor to check on my condition. Usually, I didn't feel too uncomfortable, but on days when I stared at the screen for long periods, the dryness in my eyes seemed to increase. During the consultation, we talked about when my eyes felt most uncomfortable lately and my usual lifestyle habits. I was asked if I spent a lot of time using my smartphone or computer, and I said that there are many days where I spend most of my time looking at screens. After checking my eyes, the doctor explained that my eye surface might be slightly dry. They said that when you look at screens for a long time, the number of times you blink decreases, which can cause these symptoms. I also heard about artificial tears that can be used when my eyes are dry, and it was suggested that I try to use preservative-free products as they might be less burdensome on my eyes. Additionally, I was advised that when looking at screens for a long time, it's helpful to take short breaks every so often and look at something far away to give my eyes a rest. Through this consultation, I learned that the eye strain I usually don't pay much attention to is related to my lifestyle habits as well. I realized that I need to manage my screen time better and develop the habit of giving my eyes breaks from time to time.

I went because my eyes were itchy and prickly, and they said it was dry eye syndrome. They advised me to do warm compresses frequently.