Vision prices, effects, and reviews

Recently, my eyes have been feeling dry and gritty more often, so I visited an eye clinic. I usually spend a lot of time looking at my phone or computer, so my eyes get tired easily, and sometimes they sting or feel like there is something in them. That’s why I decided to get them checked. At the clinic, they first asked me in detail about the symptoms I was experiencing and how uncomfortable they were, then carefully checked my vision and the condition of my eyes. After the examination, they explained that eye strain and dryness could be the cause, and advised me to rest my eyes frequently and make a conscious effort to blink. I was also prescribed artificial tears to use when needed, and was told that managing my daily habits to prevent my eyes from drying out is important. After the consultation, some of the vague concerns I had been worrying about were relieved, and I realized how important it is to take care of my eyes regularly. From now on, I’m going to try to rest my eyes from time to time when using my phone or computer for long periods. If the grittiness or dryness continues, I think it would be a good idea not to just put up with it and get an eye exam at an eye clinic.

Recently, I felt a continuous foreign body sensation in my eyes, so I visited Seoul Eye Clinic in Siheung. Every time I blinked, it felt like there was sand in my eyes, and even with artificial tears, it wasn't improving, so I decided to get checked. I didn't have to wait too long after checking in, and everything was neat and organized. After a basic vision test and intraocular pressure test in the exam room, I went into the consultation room, where the doctor immediately performed a slit-lamp examination and explained that I had several conjunctival stones. At first, I was a bit surprised to hear that stones could form in my eyes, but the explanation that waste can harden and cause friction leading to a foreign body sensation was relatively easy to understand. Fortunately, they said it could be removed that day, so I went ahead with the removal. They applied anesthetic drops, so there was hardly any pain, just a little discomfort from keeping my eyes open. The actual removal took less than a few minutes, and they kept checking in to make sure I was alright, which eased my tension. Right after the procedure, I felt a slight stinging sensation, but from the way home, I definitely felt my eyes were better.

I had a routine eye exam at Dain Eye Clinic to check on my eye health. I didn't have any particular problems with my eyes, but I thought it would be a good idea to get regular checkups, so I decided to visit. After checking in, they went through the basic vision and eye health tests step by step, and the process wasn't difficult at all, so I was able to go through it comfortably. They explained what each test was checking every time, which made it easy to understand the examination process. They carefully checked the overall condition of my eyes and also gave me helpful advice on things to pay attention to in daily life to protect my eye health. There was hardly any test that was particularly uncomfortable or painful, so I could get the checkup without feeling pressured. I hadn't paid much attention to my eye health before, but after having a regular checkup this time, I realized how important it is to check my condition in advance and take care of it. Overall, the examination was carried out in a systematic and comfortable way, and I was very satisfied. I plan to keep visiting regularly for my eye health and get routine checkups in the future.

After hitting my mid-40s, I suddenly started to see these black spots floating in front of my eyes, and it was really uncomfortable. At first, I thought it was just tiredness, but when it continued, I got anxious and eventually went for a consultation. The director conducted a very thorough examination and explained whether it was due to aging or another condition one by one, which reassured me. I received treatment that reduces the floaters using laser, and surprisingly, it didn’t hurt as much as I thought; the staff guided me on how to move my eyes throughout the process, so it ended comfortably. Although my vision didn’t clear up immediately after the treatment, after a few days, the spots that were floating around became noticeably fewer, making my daily life much easier. What I liked compared to other ophthalmology clinics was that it wasn’t just about operating the machines; they took care of the patient’s anxiety first. The biggest fear with ophthalmology is the uncertainty, but the director confirmed that my current vision and retina were not concerning, and that one assurance was more comforting than the treatment itself. Overall, the explanation, guidance, examination, and treatment were very systematic, and I was really satisfied. I highly recommend this clinic for those who are troubled by floaters!

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.

If I had known how convenient life without glasses would be, I would have done it sooner.

I received treatment for dry eyes (tear treatment) at Gangnam Bright Smile Eye Clinic. I had been told that the tears that flow endlessly in winter are a symptom of presbyopia and that they couldn't be treated, so for years, I cried every winter. However, after hearing from a friend that there was treatment available, I decided to visit. The features of the clinic are as follows: 1. Thorough pre-examination: They conduct a wide range of tests systematically, including vision correction surgeries (like LASIK and LASEK). 2. Direct consultation with the director: It's reassuring that not only the consultation manager but also the director personally checks the eye condition and explains the pros and cons of the surgery and treatment candidly. 3. Avoiding unnecessary treatments: I appreciate that they don't force surgery if it's not suitable for the patient's eye condition, instead recommending conservative treatments. They emphasized that my tear treatment wouldn't completely eliminate tears but would gradually improve. 4. Post-treatment care: Even during regular check-ups after surgery and treatment, the director carefully checks the progress and provides feedback. I've received the dry eye (tear) treatment three times, and after the first two sessions, I started to feel some gradual improvement from the third session. I want to decide on continuing treatment based on the results after the final fifth session. Since this is a treatment, it can also be claimed under health insurance.

For the past few days, my eyes had been getting tired easily and feeling blurry, so I visited a nearby Pureun Eye Clinic. At first, I thought it was simply because I was tired, but the discomfort continued, so I decided to get an examination. When I entered the clinic, everything from check-in to the initial guidance was handled fairly calmly, which gave me a good first impression. While I was waiting, the staff explained things kindly, so I didn’t feel pressured. During the examination, they didn’t just rush through it all at once. They carefully went through each step, from the vision test to checking the condition of my eyes. When I mentioned the things I was particularly curious about, they explained them in an easy-to-understand way, which I appreciated. In the consultation room, rather than automatically recommending treatment, they explained the current condition of my eyes and how I could take better care of them going forward, which made me feel I could trust them. These days, my eyes get tired quickly when I spend a long time looking at my smartphone or reading, and the advice they gave me about things to be careful about in daily life was helpful. The atmosphere at the clinic was not overly crowded or hectic, so I was able to receive care comfortably. We often don’t pay much attention to our eyes until they start bothering us and then go to the hospital, but after getting my eyes examined this time, I realized that I should have my eye health checked regularly. Overall, it was a visit where I received kind and comfortable care.

I'm really curious about the ophthalmology department. I need to undergo cataract surgery.

Recently, my eyesight had been getting worse and my eyes were feeling increasingly fatigued, so I visited YK Eye Clinic, which had a reputation for providing very thorough examinations. When I entered the clinic, the entire interior was stylish, clean, and comfortable, which helped me feel much more at ease while waiting. The desk staff who helped me with the registration and all the optometrists welcomed me warmly with bright smiles. Even though it was my first visit, all my tension quickly melted away. They also performed a variety of detailed tests before the consultation. The equipment was clean, and the staff kindly explained each step of the testing process and why it was needed, which put me at ease. The wait wasn’t very long, so I was able to see the director soon afterward. They checked the condition of my eyes incredibly carefully and thoroughly. They clearly explained what was causing my current eye fatigue, and instead of pushing burdensome surgery or unnecessary options, they honestly guided me through a customized prescription and care plan tailored to what my eyes actually needed. This gave me a great deal of confidence in them. After the consultation, they also kindly shared tips for protecting my eye health in everyday life, which was a big help. If you’re looking for a thorough and trustworthy eye clinic, I would highly recommend it!

Recently, my eyes have been constantly red and feeling quite irritated, so I decided to visit an eye doctor. At first, I thought it was simply due to fatigue, but after a few days, the symptoms didn't get better, and my eyes felt dry and foreign objects seemed to be stuck in them. Especially on days when I used my computer and phone for a long time, the redness became worse, making daily life quite uncomfortable. When I arrived at the clinic and registered, I first underwent a vision test and a basic eye condition examination. After that, in the consultation room, the doctor conducted a slit lamp examination to check the surface condition of my eyes in detail and explained that I had inflammation in my conjunctiva. Fortunately, it wasn't at a severe stage, but they said that if left untreated, the symptoms could worsen, so we started treatment right away. I was advised to use the prescribed eye drops regularly and also to adjust my lifestyle. They emphasized the importance of blinking more frequently, reducing screen time, and taking breaks in between. They also cautioned against rubbing my eyes with my hands, as that could worsen the inflammation. After using the eye drops for a few days, the redness gradually decreased, and the irritation and sensation of something being in my eye noticeably diminished. With my eyes feeling more comfortable, I felt less fatigued, making daily life much easier.

I'm consulting because I can't see well. Is it because I'm old? I need to use glasses to see.

Twenty years ago, with LASIK surgery came the onset of presbyopia, leading to a situation where my tears wouldn’t stop flowing. I would almost cry on especially windy, cold days. A local eye doctor, an older gentleman, told me that due to the surgery and the dry eye from presbyopia, there was no other solution but to diligently use artificial tears. I stumbled upon the news that tear treatment was possible at Gangnam Bright Smile Eye Clinic and, despite the high cost, I underwent a total of 5 sessions (with one session offered for free) over several months. In the first and second consultations, there was a treatment involving needles poking the tear glands, followed by laser treatment. In the remaining sessions, they did tear gland cleaning and laser treatment. Although I felt slight improvement during the first and second treatments, it didn’t seem to progress further, possibly due to the winter. Even yesterday in the spring, I haven't noticed any significant improvement, likely due to the lingering cold. They mentioned that everyone reacts differently to treatment and the number of sessions may vary. Given that it can be claimed under health insurance, but it’s relatively expensive, I didn’t find it overwhelmingly effective for me after committing to multiple sessions over months. However, there are people who seem to see results, as there are consistently patients receiving treatment. The staff are all kind, and the facilities are clean. It seems that the clinic is well-known for vision correction surgeries, as many national and professional athletes come here for procedures. The clinic is conveniently located near Gangnam Station Exit 11, and there’s tower parking available.

I've been experiencing eye fatigue for a few years now, and I'm particularly sensitive to glare when driving at night, which is why I sought out an eye clinic. From my first visit to this hospital, I got the impression that the overall flow of the care was stable and organized. They informed me about the examination items and estimated time right from the registration process, which eased my anxiety while waiting, and the waiting area was quiet, creating a calm atmosphere. They conducted a series of tests including basic vision tests, eye pressure, corneal condition, and retinal examination step by step. The staff explained why each test was necessary at every stage, making it easy to understand. When I entered the consultation room, the doctor patiently went through each test result, explaining what my current eye condition was and what everyday factors might be affecting it. Instead of just saying “your eyes are bad,” the doctor specifically detailed how the habits of looking at screens for long periods and being in a dry environment put strain on my eyes, which made sense to me. The treatment or medication prescribed was not excessive; I appreciated that they focused on practical management techniques that I could implement in my daily life, such as using artificial tears and ways to rest my eyes. When I visited again later, they compared my current results with previous records, giving me a sense of continuity in my care, and they didn't miss any small changes, which helped build my trust. This is a place I return to without hesitation whenever I need eye care, and I naturally recommend it to those around me.

I went for an eye exam. Dr. Yuna-Young, for the past three days, my eyes have been sticky, itchy, and a bit uncomfortable when I wake up in the morning. Today, I really couldn't postpone it anymore, so I headed to the ophthalmology clinic around 3 PM. These days, you must bring your ID to the hospital. When I checked in, they said starting from this March, they are implementing a new policy, so I wouldn't be able to see the attending physician and was told to see another doctor instead. When I went down to the basement, they asked why I was there, did some tests, performed a vision check, and then told me to wait in front of the room. I put away my registration slip and waited, but there was one patient ahead of me who needed an escort to go in. I entered for my exam, and they said there was nothing wrong, just to warm up a bean bag or a hot water bottle and put it on my eyes for about ten days, and there wouldn't be any medication prescribed. Since my eyes aren't good, I regularly get checked, but it seems like the hospital's system lacks some easy communications, which left me feeling frustrated. I made my payment, and they mentioned something for cleaning my eyes and told me to just wipe my eyelids with it. I always feel a bit bitter going to this hospital; the staff isn't very friendly, and surprisingly, the volunteers are more kind. I thought today was another disappointing experience. After making my payment and buying something, I asked where to find it, and it turned out to be the hospital pharmacy. It was the first time I learned there was a pharmacy in the hospital. With the help of a volunteer, when I showed the note given by the nurse, they explained the usage in detail. So, when I asked if it was really necessary, they said it wasn't crucial. Then I wondered why they asked me to buy it, and I said I would just leave after thanking them and exited the hospital. At home, I couldn't shake off the thought about why hospital bills are so expensive and really felt like not going back. I really don’t want to go back.

I've always been someone who spends a lot of time on the computer, so my eyes would get a bit tired, but lately, I've been noticing that my eyes get fatigued easily and I sometimes feel like my focus is a bit blurry. At first, I thought it was just because I was tired and overlooked it, but even with artificial tears, the relief was temporary, and by the afternoon, my eyes would feel sore and stinging. I realized I needed to get a proper check-up. While looking for an eye clinic near my home, I came across Yangcheon First Eye Clinic, and since it didn't seem worth going to a big hospital, I decided to visit somewhere closer. The interior was tidier than I expected, and the waiting area wasn't overcrowded, creating a generally quiet atmosphere. I started with the tests; they conducted the vision test and checked my basic eye condition first, and the whole process didn’t take long. The doctor explained the test results to me, noting that it wasn’t just fatigue but a significant increase in dryness of my eyes. He explained that my habit of looking at screens for long periods had made the surface of my eyes very sensitive, which made sense to me. I appreciated that during the consultation, instead of recommending unnecessary treatments, he focused on teaching me how to use artificial tears and improve my lifestyle habits first. He mentioned that a prescription would be possible if needed, but I didn’t feel pressured at all. The staff also provided only the necessary information simply, which was comfortable, and overall, it felt like a nice neighborhood eye clinic where I could have a quiet consultation. I didn't feel like my eyes got completely better, but I felt like I got direction on how to manage them, so I think it's worth getting a light check-up for anyone with similar symptoms.