Presbyopia/Cataract effects, reviews, and prices

I've been feeling a lot of eye fatigue, and I have this sticky mucus coming from my eyes, making everything look cloudy as if something is stuck. I'm worried it might be symptoms of cataracts or glaucoma. On a friend's recommendation, I visited an eye clinic that was conveniently located near a bus stop. The desk staff were friendly, and the wait wasn't long, so I was able to get tested quickly. The doctor showed me the pictures of my eyes taken with a machine and explained that my eyes were quite red and that I'd likely be experiencing allergic, sticky mucus. He advised me not to rub my eyes when they feel itchy and prescribed some eye drops instead. He warned that rubbing could cause injuries and could lead to serious issues with my eyes, so I've been using the eye drops every day and trying hard not to touch my eyes. It definitely feels less gritty and the sticky mucus seems to be coming out less.

I've been experiencing blurry vision for a long time and went for an eye exam, where I was diagnosed with cataracts and underwent surgery. I'm currently being monitored every three months and have been prescribed two types of eye drops, which I apply regularly. It's been about a year since the surgery, and things are going well. I've not been to many other eye clinics, so I can't compare directly, but this hospital has great facilities and a really clean environment. I was a bit worried because the doctor is relatively young, but I trusted him when he mentioned his extensive experience in treating age-related eye diseases at Veterans Hospital. He's good at explaining things in an easy-to-understand manner and is really friendly, making it comfortable to ask many questions.

I visited Cheonrian Eye Clinic because my vision was blurry and I was worried about my eyes. After the examination, the doctor assured me that it was just natural presbyopia, which put my mind at ease and made me feel good. I especially liked how kind and attentive they were.

I had cataracts and went to Gumi Teo Eye Clinic. Five years ago, I had one eye done at another clinic and kept putting off the other eye because I couldn't see well. Eventually, I decided to visit the hospital. I had surgery for pterygium at Teo Eye Clinic two years ago, and I really liked the facilities and the kindness of the doctors and nurses, so I came back. Director Hong Jun-ki's detailed explanations during the exam and the thorough explanations from the consultant made me schedule the surgery date and leave. I'm moved every time I go there. That's probably why it’s always packed with patients (clients).

I had cataract lens removal surgery at Hangil Eye Clinic and stayed in the hospital for one night and two days. I felt reassured because they kindly explained the consultation and surgical process in detail even before the surgery, and during my stay, the nurses carefully checked to make sure I wasn’t uncomfortable, so I was able to rest comfortably. I was very nervous since it was surgery, but both the doctor and nurses treated me kindly, which allowed me to receive treatment feeling at ease. Overall, I was satisfied with the pleasant atmosphere of the hospital and the friendly way the staff responded to me.

While I was taking a nursing care assistant course, there was also some information about eye conditions, so just to be safe, I had a simple examination at a local clinic. The doctor said there might be a concern about glaucoma and recommended that I go to a larger hospital. That made me think of Kim’s Eye Hospital, which I had often heard was well known in Yeongdeungpo and Guro. I made an appointment for a consultation and examination, and after undergoing a thorough examination, I got the result I had feared, which made everything feel so bleak. I was even more discouraged when I learned that surgery cannot completely cure it and can only prevent it from getting worse. I had heard that cataracts can be treated with surgery, though. This experience made me realize that things in life do not always go the way you want them to. I have been going for regular checkups for several years now, and my doctor has changed several times, but I have been pleased because everyone—from the front desk staff to the nurses and doctors—has been kind and genuinely attentive.

While I was taking classes to become a nursing caregiver, we covered some topics related to the eyes. Just in case, I had a simple exam at a local clinic, and the doctor said there was a concern that I might have glaucoma and recommended going to a larger hospital. The first place that came to mind was Kim Eye Clinic, which I had heard about for years as being well known in Yeongdeungpo and Guro. I made an appointment for a consultation and examination, and after undergoing a detailed examination, I got the result I had feared, so everything felt very bleak. It felt even worse knowing that surgery couldn’t completely cure it and could only prevent it from getting worse. I had heard that cataracts can be treated with surgery, though. But this was one of those experiences that made me realize things in life don’t always go the way we want. I’ve been going for regular checkups for several years now, even though the doctors have changed a few times, and I’ve been pleased because everyone—from the front desk staff to the nurses and doctors—has been kind and genuinely attentive.

I visited Dongtan Nunneun Eye Clinic, a place I’ve heard about often because my grandmother has lived in this area for a long time. It's well-known locally for eye treatments, so it was a natural choice for me. Recently, I've been feeling like my eyes are dry and my vision has been blurry, so I decided to get checked out. They conducted a systematic check-up, which included basic vision tests, intraocular pressure tests, and fundus photography. I was told I had dry eye syndrome, early presbyopia, and initial signs of cataracts in one eye. The doctor reassured me that at this stage, surgery is not necessary, and that we can manage it with medication and lifestyle changes, which put my mind at ease. They explained everything in simple terms instead of using complicated medical jargon, allowing me to understand my condition clearly. For treatment, I received a prescription for artificial tears and detailed guidance on eye usage habits and warm compress techniques. The doctor was extremely kind and calm in their explanations, making it easy to ask questions and building my trust in the treatment. After a few days of following the guidance, I noticed a significant reduction in the dryness and fatigue of my eyes. I realized that the clinic's reputation in the neighborhood is well-deserved, and I felt it was an eye clinic where seniors and middle-aged people could receive care with peace of mind. I plan to visit regularly for eye check-ups.

I had cataract surgery in Seoul in 2000 and had been using medication for dry eyes that was prescribed in Wonju, but this was my first visit due to moving to a new place. When the doctor asked about the medication I was using, I mentioned that it included eye inflammation drops. He told me that using it for a long time isn't good and only prescribed the medication for dry eyes. I was worried if it would be okay to use it for a long time, but I felt grateful as he kindly explained the reason and prescribed only the dry eye medication. It felt great to receive treatment without over-prescribing.

I visited the clinic because my vision was blurry and I was having trouble seeing small print. The staff were kind, and the doctor explained everything very thoroughly. They said it was presbyopia and told me to come back if it became uncomfortable, without pushing any unnecessary treatment, which I really appreciated. Of course, if it gets worse, I’ll come back~^^

I'm visiting because my vision has been gradually deteriorating, and I want to get a thorough examination.

Because of my age, my vision is getting blurry and my eyes feel a bit sore, so I've even taken pictures to show my husband. I went in for an exam, and thankfully there was nothing unusual. They even told me I don’t need to wear glasses, which was a relief. Since I'm in my late 40s, I’ve been told that I might be starting to experience presbyopia.

I kept experiencing blurry vision and my eyes were getting tired easily, so I visited the clinic. After a thorough exam, it turned out I had early presbyopia and dry eye syndrome. I got a new prescription for glasses and was given artificial tears. Since then, watching books or my phone has been much more comfortable. I remember the detailed guidance and friendly consultation well.

After having cataract surgery at Jeonju Onnuri Eye Hospital, it was really inconvenient to travel to Jeonju, so I asked for a recommendation for a hospital in Daejeon. They introduced me to another hospital in Dunsan-dong, mentioning that the director was a relative. However, after a phone call before going to the hospital, I felt uneasy and decided not to go. I then looked into other hospitals and, through a friend's recommendation, was referred to Professor Kim Jung-yeol at Daejeon Iljeong Eye Hospital. I was impressed by his kindness. I should have had my surgery with him and regretted it. I believe Iljeong Eye Hospital will develop a lot in the future.

I've been experiencing presbyopia and severe dry eyes, so I came in for an exam. The doctor was really friendly, and above all, the facility was equipped with the latest technology, rivaling that of a general hospital. It was also very pleasant and made me feel refreshed. The nurses were kind, and the location is convenient, so I definitely recommend it.

It’s a new ophthalmology hospital that has opened at the intersection near my house. It takes up three floors, and you can receive consultations, payments, and tests on separate floors. Many people among my family and acquaintances have been struggling with blurry vision, especially my mom, who has been having a tough time, so we’ve had her go through several tests. When I visited in spring, I was diagnosed with severe cataracts that required surgery, but making the decision for surgery isn’t easy, so I was indecisive for a while. However, I thought I shouldn’t delay any longer, and today I scheduled the surgery date with the doctor. Since my vacation period overlapped, I ended up scheduling the surgery for a later date, but the doctor was kind, the hospital facilities were excellent, and the explanations were easy to understand, which reassured me. I thought that if I ever notice any issues with my eyes, I should definitely come to this hospital.

I visited the hospital because my vision was cloudy, and they told me it was cataracts~ After various tests, we set a surgery date, and for a month after the surgery, I went for check-ups and got eye drop prescriptions~ For a month, I struggled to wash my hair and face, being careful not to get water in the operated eye~ At night, I had to wear the eye mask given by the hospital, which was uncomfortable, but since I was worried about rubbing my eyes, I made sure to wear it while sleeping~ I was diligent about putting in the eye drops on time, not touching my eyes, and using UV protection, and thankfully, I didn't have any inflammation and everything was fine~ During my last check-up, they said everything was clean and good, so now I just need to go for regular check-ups once a year~

I needed a regular eye exam, so I visited the place I've been going to. In the past, there was a long wait, but today it was a bit easier. It was an eye clinic in Gwangju that I've been going to for a long time, but they moved to a bigger place which is comfortable and easily accessible. After having cataract surgery at Bundang University Hospital, I need to have regular eye check-ups, and thankfully, this is one of the bigger hospitals in Gwangju, so I'm satisfied going here. The downside is that there are so many hospitals in this building, and parking is really the worst. The area gets congested, and more than anything, the parking lot is cramped, making it quite difficult to maneuver out. Everyone must be stressed about parking. I recommend using the nearby public parking lot.

There’s one doctor, and he’s kind and very thorough. There’s no unnecessary treatment, and the nurses are kind too. They check my children’s eyesight, look at ptosis from childhood, and treat my husband’s presbyopia. They also ask about anything unusual found after health checkups and always explain everything in detail.

My eye was very painful and bloodshot, and I was considering going to Hongik Eye Clinic in my old neighborhood, but then I heard from a church elder that she had cataract surgery here, so I decided to check out On Eye Clinic near Bulgwang Station. When I walked in, I was surprised to see so many people at an eye clinic; it was my first time. There were a lot of doctors and staff as well. The doctor who took care of me was very kind and examined me thoroughly. They said I had a scratch on my eye. There weren't any closer eye clinics to my house, so I had to walk quite a bit, which was a bit tiring. I thought about going to another hospital because it was so crowded, but I decided to stick it out. I made an appointment and got my prescription filled before heading back home.