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I've always worn thick glasses because of my extreme myopia. After wearing hard contact lenses for over 10 years, I decided to get a consultation after a lot of thought. After a thorough examination, the doctor told me that my vision was indeed very poor, but luckily, the results showed that lens insertion surgery was possible and could improve my vision. I decided to go through with the surgery without any hesitation. On the day of the surgery, I left the hospital and was surprised to see the text on a distant building's advertisement much more clearly than I could with my contacts in. I didn't experience any severe pain or discomfort. I used to always have to wear thick glasses and deal with the hassle of putting in and taking out lenses, but my quality of life has changed completely. If you're considering it, definitely go for it. Since everyone around me knew how bad my eyesight was, several friends also trusted my experience and got the surgery themselves.

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I had lens implantation surgery on the same day as the examination. It seemed like my eyes were not very cooperative, but the surgeon was gentle and performed the surgery smoothly. After the surgery, by the evening, my vision improved significantly, and the glare reduced, so I thought this level of vision was acceptable. But when I woke up the next day, it was like I could see clearly for the first time. I thought of questions to ask during my follow-up appointment, but the doctor explained everything before I even had the chance to ask, so I had no more questions. I highly recommend the doctor to anyone considering vision correction!

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I had severe astigmatism, so I ultimately underwent lens implantation surgery. The procedure at Zero Toric ICL here? My astigmatism has completely disappeared. My vision has of course improved tremendously as well. Thank you!

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The consultation was very kind, which eased my anxieties and I went ahead with the lens insertion surgery right away! At first, it was a bit uncomfortable because I couldn't see objects close by, but gradually it's getting better and I'm seeing well, it's amazing! I highly recommend it!

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I trusted Dr. Park Jun-sung because he is an ICL reference doctor and performed the surgery.

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I researched various ophthalmology clinics to get lens implantation surgery, and I felt confident about the safety because the doctor is certified as an ICL reference doctor and personally performed the surgery on his younger sibling. So I made an appointment right away and had the surgery on the same day.

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I had lens insertion surgery and I highly recommend it! The staff is very friendly, and there's no doubt about Dr. B's skill. The post-operative care is excellent, and I'm very pleased to have had the surgery at such a great hospital!

My mother had lens implantation surgery performed by Dr. Park Hyung-jik, the head director, about five years ago, and she’s been extremely satisfied ever since. They’ve also always been very kind when it comes to her follow-up care. She also has dry eye, so we went in for that, and they examined her very thoroughly. Since we had come from quite far away, they took a little extra care of her. She’s extremely satisfied with how kind they are.

Because wearing glasses was inconvenient, I looked into vision correction options and underwent lens implantation surgery at an eye clinic. Before the surgery, I had vision and intraocular pressure tests, and my corneas and the inside of my eyes were examined while my chin and forehead were held in place by the testing equipment. I also underwent the necessary tests, including measurements of my eye length and anterior chamber depth, to determine which lens to implant. Based on the test results, the medical staff explained the condition of my eyes and the surgical method. On the day of the surgery, the area around my eyes was disinfected, eye drops were used for anesthesia, and the surgery was performed. Afterward, I rested in the recovery room and had tests to check my vision and intraocular pressure. Before going home, I was given instructions on how often to use the prescribed eye drops and how to apply them, as well as precautions such as not rubbing my eyes. I was also told that I would need to have regular checkups after the surgery.

I had ICL surgery, so I go in for regular checkups. There are always a lot of people, so there’s a bit of a wait, but things tend to move along pretty quickly. The staff looked busy, but they seemed to do their best to guide me kindly.

My mom's eyesight was really bad, so she had always worn glasses. On top of that, we were told she might also have glaucoma, so I was extremely worried. Then I heard there was a good Eye Clinic in Chungju, so I took my mom there. The doctor explained everything very kindly and thoroughly. We decided to go ahead with the surgery, and she had ICL Surgery. After the surgery, my mom no longer needed to wear glasses. She was so happy that she could see everything clearly, even small print. Since then, she has been going for regular checkups every six months, and so far, her glaucoma hasn't gotten any worse and has remained stable. If you're considering surgery, I recommend Onbit Eye Clinic.

I came in to have implantable lenses inserted. The doctor is very skilled, but the building is old and run-down, and the examination and treatment table is also quite old.

I accompanied my elder to the hospital, and after receiving treatment at Severance Hospital in Seoul, they requested a consultation with Kim Eye Hospital in Suncheon, where we consulted with Director Kim Junho, who replaced the inserted lens.

I wake up in the morning, put in my contacts, come home in the evening and take them out, pack extra lenses when I go out, put in artificial tears if my eyes get dry, and this repeats every day. At some point, it just became a part of my daily routine, not even realizing it was uncomfortable and just living with it. But after getting the lenses, I realized how inconvenient it was, haha. I really wish I had done it sooner.. I'm so satisfied!~

It’s been three months since I got lens insertion surgery, and looking back, the biggest struggle was making the decision. I didn’t know anyone who had had the surgery. There are plenty of people around me who have had LASIK or LASEK, but no one had done lens insertion, so I couldn't really ask anyone directly. That left me relying completely on reviews, and going back and forth between the good and bad reviews made it even harder to decide. Eventually, I thought I should at least go for an examination, assuming I could make the decision afterward. The check-up took quite a while, but they explained everything in detail, which made it not boring at all. After it was all done, I asked the doctor a lot of questions I was curious about, and he answered all of them without being vague at all. By the time the consultation ended, I felt ready to make my decision. On the day of the surgery, I was honestly a bit nervous, but it finished so quickly it almost felt surreal. Now that three months have passed, I don’t feel the lens in my eye at all; it’s comfortable, and my vision is great. I struggled for a long time since I didn’t know anyone who had lens insertion surgery, but now I’m the one telling others about it.

I decided to go for lens implantation and the night before, I just kept lying down, thinking about having lenses put in my eyes. I started to worry and seriously considered canceling the surgery the night beforeㅠㅠ But I thought, I wear lenses every day anyway... I was already putting up with the discomfort every day... With that thought in mind, I went for the surgery. The surgery went well!! Now I laugh thinking about how I almost canceled the night before the surgery, haha. I'm really glad I didn't cancel back thenㅎ

I kept thinking about putting something in my eye, but then I thought, I put in and take out contact lenses every day, so it's not a big deal; After realizing that, I went ahead with the lens implantation procedure. I don't feel any difference with the lens being in there at all. Just not having to put in and take out lenses every day has made my days so much easier.

At first, I just went to get smile LASIK, but they said I couldn't because of my corneal thickness... I was recommended lens implantation, but I was a bit anxious about having something put in my eye at first. I kept whining about whether I could just do LASIK instead, but they firmly said no... However, the doctor explained everything really well. He showed me the results from the AI program and explained why this was the right option for me. Once I understood, I felt reassured, and after some consideration, I decided to go through with it, and now I feel like I shouldn't have hesitated at all haha. If I had gone for LASIK, I would still be in pain and seeing things like a blind person; But from the day after the surgery, I could see clearly, and it feels amazing.

When I take pictures without my glasses, I can't see anything, and I was never happy with how it looked. I was told I couldn't have laser surgery because my corneas are thin, so I got lens implantation instead. The examination was really thorough. I saw that they measured the lens size several times, and it felt like they were extremely attentive. The world I see after the surgery is still amazing to me.

There was no pain during the lens insertion procedure. For about 4 weeks, all the nurses were kind, and I really appreciate the detailed and friendly explanations from the doctor.