Vision prices, effects, and reviews

My child kept saying their eyes were itchy, so we went to the clinic where they suggested surgery for suspected eyelid entropion, which allowed us to get the surgery done at Severance. My older child had a vision test at school, and their results were very low, so we got a re-examination at this hospital. They recommended glasses, but since dream lenses are expensive, they didn't mention them first. There’s no over-treatment, and everyone is kind; it's a decent hospital.

I had symptoms of eye redness, so I went in to get several eye-related tests. I had a glaucoma test, visual field test, vision test, eye pressure test, and several others. The hospital is fairly large, and it was nice that they could do all kinds of tests there. The wait for the consultation and tests was about 40 minutes. But the lighting in the hospital was so dark that I was worried my eyesight might get worse while waiting, so that was a bit of a drawback. Sometimes you go to hospitals where it’s as dark as indirect lighting..

After hesitating for a long time, I finally had the surgery, and it feels like I am living in a completely different world~~ I can really feel what it's like to take off my glasses. Thank you to the doctor and the staff for being so attentive and helping me find psychological stability~~

I visited the eye clinic for the first regular check-up of my oldest child. Two years ago, they were diagnosed with strabismus, and they've been receiving consistent treatment from pediatric ophthalmologist Dr. Ji Mi-jeong. First, at the vision center, they check the vision and eye pressure. If they are wearing glasses, they do another vision check. After that, we wait in front of the examination room to receive treatment. Strabismus requires more voluntary control over eye movement, so there is hope, but it needs consistent management. Currently, my child's nearsightedness and degree of strabismus are almost the same as six months ago and have not worsened. However, my child has a habit of taking off their glasses because they find wearing them uncomfortable, but it was mentioned that wearing glasses continuously would be better for correcting strabismus. We decided to come back for another check-up in six months. I am satisfied with the detailed explanations and careful treatments they provide.

*I was a bit nervous at first, but the person who consulted me was so kind and explained everything in detail, which helped me feel comfortable about the surgery. The Smile LASIK surgery was over in a flash, and my recovery was quick and smooth. I could feel my vision improving right away, and I was very satisfied as there was no discomfort in my daily life at all. I hardly felt any pressure or pain in my eyes, and they also provided thorough instructions on how to take care of my eyes, which I appreciated.

Hello, I am an employee of the Daejeon Metropolitan City Hall. On July 22, 2026, I visited the Sojehan Hanaro Clinic in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon for a personal comprehensive health check-up. I underwent basic tests such as vision, height, weight, and hearing tests, as well as a stomach endoscopy and colonoscopy. During the colonoscopy, I had a polyp removed for the first time in my life. The whole process took about 2 hours and 30 minutes, from around 8 AM to 11:30 AM. I paid a total of 355,000 won, which included the basic fee of 300,000 won plus 55,000 won for the polyp removal. The experience of having a polyp removed has reminded me once again of the importance of health. I intend to keep the basics of diet and exercise in mind and stay committed to them.

I get my health checkups at Jian Health Center every year. There are always a lot of people getting checked. For the basic tests, I get my height, weight, and eyesight checked, and I had a little trouble with the ultrasound test. I do an endoscopy every year without anesthesia, and it gets harder every year. If I have a loose tooth, I can't have a sedation endoscopy. As for the colonoscopy, I woke up after a deep sleep and it was all done. The facilities at Jian Health Center are clean and nice. Everyone is friendly, and there are guides stationed at intervals to kindly assist those who are done with their consultation to check their charts and guide them to the next examination area. The parking lot is underground, and once you go up to the 6th floor, they help you with filling out the examination records at the entrance, and you can register at the reception and proceed with the exam.

I was experiencing sharp pain and discomfort in my eye, so I went to a nearby ophthalmology clinic, where they recommended a thorough eye examination. While looking for a larger hospital, I came across Taian Eye Clinic in Beomgye, thanks to a friend's recommendation. This fairly large eye clinic had five specialists, and during my first visit, I was able to see Dr. Park Young-jin. They conducted a thorough eye test and an examination based on my eyesight and glasses. The doctor examined my eyes in detail and said that my cataract was stable and there were no macular degeneration issues. They diagnosed me with dry eye syndrome. Since it's a common symptom that comes with age, they advised me to drink plenty of water and to use the artificial tears they prescribed frequently. Thanks to the doctor's kind words, I've been diligently drinking more water and using the eye drops regularly. I used to take pride in my good eyesight, but to find out I have dry eye syndrome is surprising! I really need to take better care of my eyes.

I haven’t had any blind dates or taken any trips lately, so the most nerve-racking thing I’ve done recently was getting an eye exam at Park Eye Clinic. Normally, I feel pretty confident because the world looks HD as soon as I put on my glasses, but the moment I sat in front of the eye chart, the letters suddenly started dancing. I confidently said, “I can see everything!” only to realize I was reading the line above. In the exam room, I rested my chin on the support and looked into the machine, but I tensed up for no reason and had to readjust my posture several times. The doctor carefully checked the condition of my eyes and thoroughly explained how to manage dry eyes, along with helpful lifestyle tips. The staff were also very kind and guided me through everything, so I was able to receive my exam comfortably. As I left after the appointment, I realized, “Eye health isn’t something you can maintain through confidence alone.” Thanks to them, I left with a few laughs and some useful eye-care tips, so it was a very satisfying visit. I’m planning to come back here for my next eye exam, too.

As my child was growing, it was time for a vision test, so we came in for a visit. Since my child is still young, I was honestly quite worried that they might feel uncomfortable simply being in a hospital or get scared during the examination. We were seen by the doctor in Room 1, and not only the doctor but all the staff treated my child with such kindness and warmth, speaking at their level. Thanks to them, my child was able to relax and enjoy the examination as if it were a fun game. As a mother, I was truly touched by how they continually reassured my child so gently and kindly, helping them cooperate throughout the process. The clinic was also very clean and comfortable overall, so I was able to wait with peace of mind. I would highly recommend this Eye Clinic without hesitation to parents who are concerned about their child’s vision test or eye examination! I plan to continue entrusting my child’s eye health to this clinic with confidence.

Once your eyes start to deteriorate, it's hard to recover, so I think regular care is really important. There are two or three well-known eye clinics in my neighborhood, but I would particularly recommend Eye Snowman Clinic in Jamsil-dong. It's a popular place that local residents often visit, so there are always many patients. Also, I've heard that people from other places come here because of the good reputation. The director is very skilled, and that's probably why it's so busy. Additionally, they do a great job with children's vision correction, so there are quite a few young patients.

It had been a long time since I visited an eye clinic for a check-up. My eyesight isn’t great, and since it was my first visit in ages, I couldn’t concentrate much. However, everyone from the doctor to the nurses was really nice and helpful during the examination and consultation. Thanks to them, I was satisfied with my visit. At the end, they even offered advice on getting glasses and submitting claims to the insurance company, so I left the clinic feeling great.

I came in because my eyesight has been rapidly declining during my teenage growth period. I usually read a lot and spend a lot of time on the computer, so I've been prescribed eye drops to use every night to prevent the progression of my nearsightedness. The doctor was very kind in explaining everything and was thorough during the examination, which made me feel satisfied. However, depending on the time of day, there can be a lot of people waiting, so the waiting time was a bit disappointing. Overall, I am satisfied and continue to regularly visit this ophthalmology clinic.

I went back to see Dr. Sang-hyeop Lee for a follow-up one week after my epiretinal membrane surgery. I told him the surgery had gone well but that straight lines still looked bent, and he said I might have to wait up to a year for my vision to recover. As always, he explained everything kindly and thoroughly today. My eye pressure was very low after the surgery, so he had told me to start using the eye drops three days after surgery, but he said it’s stable now. When I asked whether it could come back, he said it shouldn’t because he performed the surgery using a double procedure. I was given a prescription for eye drops, but I had received plenty when I was discharged, so I just came home. Later, I remembered that he had said the stitches in my eye would be removed today. When I called the hospital to ask, they said they would remove them when I come back for my appointment in three weeks.

It's conveniently located near Madeul Station. I visited for presbyopia and vision tests, and the systematic examinations answered all my questions about eye health. The variety of testing machines and the kind explanations from the doctors were great. After each test, they guided me well to the next examination, providing a well-organized process. Finally, during the consultation, the doctor explained my eye condition in detail based on my test results and kindly answered all my questions. The hospital was clean, which made the testing pleasant, and they provided explanations during the tests so I didn't get bored. It feels like a trustworthy hospital in the neighborhood.

In May, my child had a urinalysis for a student health check at another hospital's inspection center, and the result for the protein in urine was positive (1+). It was a testing center designated by the school, but the atmosphere and the way the tests were conducted were quite chaotic, and the final consultation with the doctor felt very unprofessional. The vision test results also differed from what we later got at the ophthalmology clinic, which made me feel uneasy about it all. So today, I visited the pediatric clinic I usually go to for a re-test and consultation. After measuring height and weight, we did the urinalysis, and although they said a blood test wasn't really necessary, I requested it just in case. Getting more precise results would help with a better diagnosis, but I was satisfied to receive a thorough explanation under the current circumstances.

The reason I visited the ophthalmology clinic was that my eyes were getting tired easily and I was often seeing blurry text. Since I spend most of my day looking at screens, by the evening my eyes would feel strained and I would frequently end up with headaches. During the examination, they checked not just my vision, but also my eye pressure and dryness levels in detail. I learned that it wasn't just simple vision deterioration, but rather a case of accumulated eye fatigue. In the consultation room, the medical staff explained first how to rest my eyes and how to change my work environment rather than immediately prescribing glasses or contact lenses. They provided guidance on the proper use of eye drops, the distance to keep from the screen, breaks to take, and how to manage indoor humidity. This made me realize that eye health isn't just determined by test results, but is connected to my overall lifestyle. After the consultation, I naturally felt a commitment to take better care of my eyes.

I scheduled a visit for 9:30 AM, waited for 25 minutes, had an eye pressure test, and continued to wait. Then I had an eye vision test and waited some more before seeing the doctor. I had a corneal OCT and tests done, and then waited again. After getting the test results and seeing the doctor, I received a prescription and scheduled another appointment for two weeks later. I went to the pharmacy to get my prescription and eye drops and headed home. Since it's early winter, I think a lot of patients are coming in for eye treatment, so I felt a bit disappointed at the long wait times.

From the initial consultation to post-procedure care, everything was explained very thoroughly. There was hardly any pain during the procedure, just a slight feeling of discomfort, and the recovery time was short—only a day or two—so I was able to return to my daily life quickly. What impressed me the most was how calmly they guided me to ease my anxiety, and the testing process was systematic, which made me trust them. My vision has also recovered satisfactorily after the surgery, so overall, I had a very satisfying experience with the treatment.

The entrance was spacious and comfortable, and since it was my first visit, everything felt unfamiliar, but the nurses welcomed me kindly. They checked my vision both with and without my glasses, measured my eye pressure with the device that blows air, and after a few other tests, I went in for my consultation. The doctor was very kind and thorough. Since yesterday, an eyelash had been stuck in my eye, making it red, and no matter how hard I tried to remove it myself, I couldn’t. I was afraid I might injure my eye, so I didn’t take it out and used a cotton swab