Presbyopia/Cataract effects, reviews, and prices

It's a famous eye clinic in the neighborhood. I've been a regular patient for a long time. I had cataract surgery here, and they did a great job, so I'm satisfied. The doctors are kind and attentive every time I visit. They have a separate examination room as well. I'm regularly getting my intraocular pressure checked, and the staff in the examination room are quick and accurate, which was great. The medical fees aren't overly expensive either. The nurses are all very friendly. There are usually a lot of patients in the morning and afternoon, so the waiting time can be a bit long. If you're short on time, it seems like it's a good idea to get a number ticket before your appointment and wait in advance to avoid a lengthy wait. The parking lot is well organized.

We first had my husband consult with Dr. Jung Jae-hoon about his cataracts. He explained everything in detail and was very kind. We also consulted at a few other places, but decided to go ahead and have surgery on both eyes right away, and my husband was extremely satisfied. We were happy with the cost, the facilities were clean, and all the nurses were kind, so I’ve recommended it to people around me. He said he didn’t feel any pain at all from the beginning of the surgery and that it felt like he had entered another world. He carefully avoided getting water in his eyes during the recovery period, and after two weeks he said he felt really good. We consulted at several places before deciding to have the surgery, but in the end we chose Samsung Bom Eye Clinic. Also, the clinic is in a three-story building right after you exit Exit 6 of Suyu Station, so it’s very convenient to get there by subway. I’m planning to have surgery at Samsung Bom Eye Clinic myself later, too.

I came here because I get styes quite often. Whenever my eye feels a little uncomfortable, it turns out to be a stye. Dr. Lee Ho-geol takes great care of his patients. The doctor gives accurate examinations, and all the nurses have been here for a long time, so they’re kind and familiar, which I like. Everyone around me goes to Lee Eye Clinic too. My styes usually clear up within a week if I take the medicine they give me and use the eye drops~ They used to perform LASIK surgery very well, but I’m a little disappointed that they no longer do surgeries. My mother also had Cataract Surgery here, and it went very well. Since the doctor is someone who used to perform surgeries very well, I have a lot of confidence in him. I also come to Lee Eye Clinic for a checkup once a year as part of my regular examinations. I recommend Lee Eye Clinic.

I made an appointment due to dry eyes and blurred vision. They did my vision test, intraocular pressure test, and retinal photography all in one go, and the staff kindly explained how to use the machines and the testing process. The results showed early-stage cataracts and symptoms of dry eyes, and I was advised to use eye drops and improve my lifestyle. They even provided detailed tips on how to reduce eye strain when using a computer screen and the correct way to blink, which I could implement right away. The doctor was very kind, answering all my questions, which put me at ease, and the support staff quickly provided all the necessary information. The hospital was clean, and the waiting time was reasonable, so I was able to receive my treatment comfortably. Overall, it was an experience that made me feel I should continue having regular check-ups.

It's the eye clinic I always go to, and my whole family goes here regularly too. We get our prescriptions and basic check-ups done. The nurses are kind, and the doctors who conduct the exams are also friendly and thorough. The director doesn't have an overly friendly style, but as long as the treatment is good, that's what matters, right? They perform cataract surgeries, so sometimes you have to wait quite a bit when there are many surgery patients. I usually call ahead before going. The facilities are nice, and the hospital is clean, which is great. Since I've been coming here for a long time, I'm glad I can visit without any issues. I'm thankful that the doctor always takes good care of me.

After getting my health screening, I waited a week, received the results, and was told that the findings suggested a macular pucker and possible cataracts. So I visited The Brighter Eye Clinic in Suncheon, which is said to be pretty good, early Saturday morning for a follow-up exam. When I explained the screening results, I underwent a special examination. I had to wait through quite a few steps before the tests were done. The whole time, I was extremely worried, wondering what I would do if it turned out to be something serious. Once the tests were finished, I was assigned a doctor. The doctor reviewed the results and said there was no significant difference from the exam I had a few years ago and that everything was fine. Phew. Relieved, I asked why the screening had come out that way, and the doctor replied that perhaps the facility had been outdated.

Dr. Kyung-hwa Yoo is really wonderful and kind. She’s a true expert. She said that for cataract treatment, I should take Kary Uni supplements, have my eye pressure checked, and keep managing it consistently. Recently, the cloudy vision has almost completely cleared up, and my eyesight seems to be recovering a bit too. I go about my daily life without wearing glasses, and I’ve also greatly reduced how often I use reading glasses. I used to wear reading glasses frequently when looking at my phone, but these days I can look at and use it without them. I feel like the supplements are helping. The nurses are kind and wonderful too. She has become well known as an expert at an Eye Clinic in the Bongcheon-dong area, so people are always lining up, but you don’t have to wait too long. I feel reassured after my appointment, and I’m grateful for the detailed explanations. I recommend Yoo Eye Clinic.

I had been seeing blurry for months. I visited other hospitals like Gangnam and Yeoksam, but they all suggested cataract surgery. With so many doctors around, I wasn't sure who specialized in doing the procedure well. I also had worries about inexperienced doctors performing the surgery, so I hesitated to go through with it. When I was looking for other options, a friend who had the surgery there recommended Eyebright, saying she was very satisfied. I traveled quite a distance, but it seems like I made a great choice. The head doctor gave detailed explanations and had an incredibly confident attitude, so I decided to go for the surgery. I'm still in the recovery period, but whenever I have questions or concerns, they answer kindly and reassure me. I'm looking forward to a quick recovery! All the nurses are also friendly and nice.

I have health issues like diabetes and high cholesterol, so I'm scared of complications. I'm currently getting occasional check-ups. Since early last year, I've been experiencing flashes of light in front of my eyes, which worries me since I have health conditions. I'm getting treatment and prescriptions, but it keeps getting worse. Still, I feel grateful that I'm able to manage it. It's comforting to hear that I might not need cataract surgery. As I get older, my body feels like it's breaking down more and more, and I desperately hope I won't be a burden to my kids. Honestly, just thinking about surgery makes me anxious, and I hope things don't get any worse from here. Every time I visit, the doctor examines me thoroughly and explains everything in detail before I even have a chance to ask my questions. I wish the Bright Eye Clinic continued success.

The doctor is kind and provides excellent care. I went in because my eyes were bothering me, and they checked for cataracts right away and prescribed exactly what I needed. I’m not having surgery right away—we’re going to monitor things with medication and decide on surgery later—but I feel like they’ll take good care of me, so I’m not worried. I believe trust is important when choosing a hospital, which is why I came here, and I think I made the right choice. It was great to have so many of my concerns put at ease. I also didn’t experience any major inconveniences or discomfort otherwise. It’s a bit of a distance from my home, but I’m glad I decided to come here. I plan to continue with follow-up appointments to monitor my progress, and I have no regrets about choosing this hospital. I highly recommend Seoul On Eye Clinic.

I took my dad to Gangnam Eye Clinic for cataract surgery. My mom had her surgery here too and it went well, and my dad also had a good experience. I was worried because of his age, but the doctor and nurses explained everything thoroughly so we wouldn’t worry, and they were all very kind, so everything went smoothly. He had surgery on one eye at a time—the left and right eyes over two weeks—and my dad said he was fine. Most of all, it’s nice that it’s close to home. We have to come back for laser treatment in three months, and since we’ll be going back and forth several times with my parents, having a skilled doctor at a hospital nearby makes things much easier and more convenient. Now we’ll have another checkup in two weeks, be careful, and then in three months? If the laser treatment goes well, it seems like everything should be wrapped up. Thank you^^

I woke up in the morning with red eyes, struggling to open them, and they kept tearing up. I went to the hospital for a consultation, and the doctor said I have dry eye syndrome. He mentioned that as you age, presbyopia and dryness occur, and he prescribed me eye drops and advised me to do warm compresses. I guess I need to make compresses a regular thing from now on.

After my vision became blurry, I visited several eye clinics and was eventually diagnosed with cataracts. I'm currently undergoing tests and regular check-ups. They have various types of tests and their meticulous care has really eased my anxiety. The staff is also very friendly, and they don't just push for surgery, which makes me trust them even more. For now, I'm doing regular check-ups to monitor my condition, but they say I will need surgery soon. The clinic is conveniently located near Mia Sagoori on Line 4, has escalators inside, and offers consultations until 7 PM on weekdays and until 2 PM on Saturdays, making it easy for working people to visit. Just a note that the waiting time for consultations is a bit longer than for tests. Overall, I recommend this eye clinic in Gangbuk-gu.

Dr. Yoo Kyung-hwa is the best! This is an eye clinic that has built a great reputation in the neighborhood through many years of experience and skill. Everyone is kind, and I’m very happy with the nurses too. Lately, my eyes have been especially tired, stinging, and dry, so the doctor prescribed three bottles of artificial tears. I was told I could use them whenever my eyes felt dry. The doctor said seasonal factors could be affecting my eyes, and that they can become more stinging and dry when I’m particularly tired. I was prescribed medication and treatment, along with the cataract supplement Gariyuni and plenty of artificial tears. I also had my vision tested, and I think I need to give my eyes more rest while living in a way that reduces eye strain. I highly recommend Yoo Eye Clinic. I’d like to praise this skilled doctor for always putting patients first.

This is the largest eye clinic in Gongdeok-dong. I've been coming here for a while, so I got a check-up again this time. The head doctor isn't particularly friendly and tends to see patients in a mechanical way. I think they used to be friendlier, but with the clinic growing in size and more patients, it's understandable. These days, there are 4 doctors and a ton of optometrists and nurses. Everyone except for the head doctor is really nice, haha. The other doctors are friendly too. Each one has their own specialty, so for example, cataracts are treated by one person, and retina issues by another. If you tell the receptionist your symptoms and ask for a specific doctor, they'll assign you well. There are a lot of elderly patients in the morning, and a lot of students in the afternoon. Just a heads up~

My eyes were so itchy from allergies that I rubbed them like crazy, and the next day I got a stye ㅜㅜ I looked for the Bucheon Sarang Eye Clinic, which was the closest one to my home. It was my first visit, but since it was very hot and vacation season, there was no wait, which was nice. The doctor examined my eye with a machine and said it was in an area where the tear duct passes through, so it would be difficult to make an incision. I was prescribed antibiotics, anti-inflammatory medication, and so on. The consultation seemed to take about two minutes lol. I did feel a little disappointed that I wished they had taken a bit more time with me. They weren’t particularly friendly or unfriendly—just somewhere in between haha. The nurses greeted me warmly and were very kind. Anyway, I heard that Bucheon Sarang Eye Clinic is a trusted Eye Clinic that has been looking after the eye health of local residents. They provide careful, professional care for a variety of eye conditions, including Cataracts, glaucoma, dry eye, and vision correction. They have experienced ophthalmologists who provide precise, personalized diagnosis and treatment, as well as the latest medical equipment for accurately identifying conditions and performing safe procedures. I heard they’re known for their high patient satisfaction because they provide friendly, patient-centered consultations and a comfortable care environment. Maybe because it was my first visit, the consultation fee came to over 10,000 won, and the medication cost about 10,000 won too... From now on, I’m determined never to rub my eyes and to be careful so I don’t get another stye.

I had cataract surgery yesterday. Even during the preparation for the exam, the doctors were incredibly kind and explained everything in detail, which made me feel comfortable. After the surgery, they were also extremely kind, gently administering the eye drops and explaining what to do at home in detail. They never seemed irritated and patiently answered all my questions. I’m really grateful. During the entire process after the surgery, the head doctor was also very communicative and kept a positive atmosphere. After the surgery, I left feeling good. I returned today for another exam and consultation, and the doctors were kind and attentive again. It made me feel really good.

Lately, I've been really into language learning on my phone, and my screen time has increased, which made my eyes feel dry. I started seeing a black donut shape floating in my right eye, which worried me because I have diabetes. People around me recommended The Bon Eye Clinic and Dr. Choi Hyun-jin, so I decided to visit. As expected, he explained everything in detail without any unnecessary treatments, and the staff of five took great care during the pre-examination. It's so different from when you're rushed during a health check-up! He explained in detail that the cells floating in my eye are likely related to the vitreous pulling away as I age. I wasn't quite sure about that, but I understood after reading the blog Dr. Choi had written. He also emphasized that, since I have diabetes, I need to take good care of my eye health and mentioned that it's not yet time for cataract surgery.

Due to unavoidable circumstances, I came in the day after having stitches removed from my upper eyelid surgery for a cataract exam. Before the appointment, there were many technicians or staff doing various tests, and one of them decided to take a picture of my eye. They grabbed my eyelid with their bare hands (without disinfecting the equipment beforehand or even using hand sanitizer) and ended up tearing my stitched eyelid again. I had clearly asked them to be careful. Later, I realized that this person didn't even know what upper eyelid surgery was. It's ridiculous because I know this hospital does upper eyelid surgeries. The doctor seemed nice, but the overall atmosphere of the hospital was chaotic, and it felt like the staff wasn't well trained. As a result, my stitches have opened up, leaving a scar and making the eyelid uneven. I'm considering a revision surgery for my eyelid.

I ended up going there while looking into cataract surgery for my parents. They had the examination and consultation about the results on the same day, scheduled the surgery, and even completed the preoperative tests at the Internal Medicine department downstairs in a short amount of time. The surgery was scheduled for a few days later, and after having it done, my parent is very satisfied. Since it was eye surgery and they’re older, I was worried, but seeing them happy and saying that they should have done it sooner because everything looks so much clearer makes me feel relieved and satisfied too. They went back a few more times for follow-up care and checkups after the surgery, and they’ve improved so much that they still don’t need to wear reading glasses. The facilities are old, so I can’t say they’re particularly impressive, but I chose the place based solely on the doctor’s skill, and I’m very satisfied. There are many eye clinics near Nowon Station, and I feel like I made the right choice.