Vision prices, effects, and reviews

Our child has poor eyesight due to genetics. They started wearing glasses early on, and their vision has been getting worse over time. I heard there are eye drops for myopia control, so we got a prescription and came to the hospital after a month. I was told that the pupils need to be larger, and we have a re-examination in two months. The eye drops are not covered by insurance, so they're a bit pricey, but since I have supplemental insurance, I'm not too worried. I just need to put the eye drops in every evening before bed, but they advised to be precise and make sure that one drop goes in correctly. I really hope it works, and when they become an adult, their glasses won’t be too thick. The hospital always has a lot of waiting, so I recommend registering in advance and going at the right time.

Is it possible to wear glasses even after LASIK surgery because my cornea is thin?

I visited because my eyes were often fatigued and blurry from long hours of computer work. The appointment system is well-organized, so I didn't have to wait long, and the bright and clean interior of the clinic made a good first impression. The eye exam process was very systematic, and the nurses kindly guided me through each step, so I had no discomfort. The doctor explained the structure of my eyes and their current state using photos, and he also pointed out the causes of dry eyes and vision impairment. They provided not only medication prescriptions but also specific lifestyle improvement methods that I could immediately apply in my daily life. After the consultation, I also received advice on vision correction surgery, which felt more like medical advice rather than commercial pressure, so I felt reassured. The post-treatment care instructions were thorough, and they explained the ingredients and effects of the eye drops I was using in an easy-to-understand way. As I left the clinic, I thought to myself, 'I can trust this place with my eye health.'

I visited because my eyes were often blurry, and the examination process was neat. They explained my vision and the condition of my eye surface in detail, making it easy to understand. The instructions on how to use and care for contact lenses were very practical. They guided me only on the necessary parts without any unnecessary procedures, which made me feel trusted. My eye fatigue decreased afterward, so I was very satisfied.

I visited because I often felt fatigue in my eyes, and the examination process was very systematic.

Our family visits Youngdong Eye Clinic in Pohang, where we see Dr. Lee Wooseok as our primary doctor, as I consider it the best eye clinic in Pohang. As has been reported in the media, the doctor is extremely kind and has an amazing memory. Today, my wife and I had our vision tested along with two other tests each, then received our prescriptions. Our eyes feel comfortable.

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.

Recently, I had a lot of discharge in my eyes and experienced severe itching, so I visited Seoul Forest Eye Clinic. I had a basic eye exam and vision test, then consulted with the doctor. The doctor explained everything kindly and in detail, said I had some mild inflammation in my eyes, and gave me a prescription.

I visited due to vision deterioration, and the tests were systematic, with kind explanations. I was impressed that they carefully checked my lens usage habits as well. The testing equipment was state-of-the-art, which made me trust the process. They provided only necessary advice without pushing any unnecessary procedures. Since then, my eye fatigue has decreased, and I am very satisfied.

The hospital is newly built and clean, the doctors are kind, and the nurses are also friendly and provide great care. Although the hospital doesn't have a view, it's really nice that the Yeongdo Bridge is right in front. The view from the sixth floor is truly artistic. Even if you're not in pain, it's a good idea to get your vision checked at least once, so be sure to visit!

I visited because my eyes have been hurting lately. As always, the doctor personally attended to me, which gives me confidence. They are always kind and speak clearly, so I trust them completely. Today, they provided an accurate examination and prescribed medication. Also, they said we should do a vision test next time. Thank you!

I went in for a routine eye exam. I was worried because my vision had gotten noticeably worse recently, but they examined me thoroughly and explained everything kindly, which put my mind at ease. It made me realize that I need to take good care of my eye health by getting regular checkups. I plan to keep coming back regularly.

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.

I had a consultation with Dr. Song Young-soo at Lee Sung-soo Eye Clinic. I came in for issues with photophobia, floaters, and retinitis pigmentosa. Currently, I have a condition called retinitis pigmentosa, which has suddenly caused me to experience glare. My symptoms of photophobia and floaters have worsened, and I'm wondering if they could be related to my retinitis pigmentosa, as well as how they might affect my condition moving forward. A detailed exam was performed to check my pupils. The results from the visual field test showed no abnormalities. My vision is normal for someone in their 50s, which is typical aging. There's nothing unusual compared to my regular check-ups. It has been confirmed that the photophobia and floaters are unrelated to the retinitis pigmentosa. I've been using artificial tears regularly, but since I still have a gritty feeling, the doctor prescribed eye ointment along with the artificial tears.

I had LASIK surgery. The hospital is large, and there were many doctors, but I was assured that only the head doctor performs the surgery, so I felt confident. The outcome of the surgery is excellent. Even after the surgery, I was regularly monitored with periodic check-ups for several years. The doctor in charge (Dr. Park**) was assigned for the regular observations, and they were very thorough and kind in their explanations. I didn't experience any discomfort or vision problems, but I continued with the management, which made me feel much more at ease. Thanks to ongoing management, I didn't have any issues from the LASIK, and I was able to quickly receive treatment for other eye conditions that were detected early. Even after several years, my vision is still stable at 1.2 in both eyes.

*After using glasses for a long time, I went for my first examination at the ophthalmologist, and they were truly professional. The optometrist, the consultant, and the director all carefully assessed my eyes through detailed diagnostics, and most importantly, they explained everything in great detail and recommended the right vision correction procedure for me.

*I had heard that recovery from LASIK can be slow and painful, so I was worried, but there was no pain at all during the surgery. By the time the anesthesia wore off later that day, I only felt a slight sting. I was able to go about my daily life comfortably starting the next day, and my vision improved a lot. The optometrists were very thorough in checking everything before the surgery, which put my mind at ease.

I came in because of photopsia, but they said it was presbyopia symptoms. They said there’s no treatment, and that it might get better over time—or I should just adapt and live with it. I was seen by the doctor in Department 3. My vision had also gotten worse, so I was prescribed glasses and reading glasses. The staff examined me very thoroughly, and the doctor was kind and explained everything well.

I took my two daughters, who are in fourth and fifth grade of elementary school, to Samsung Ijun Eye Clinic for vision tests. I went because I was worried about their eye health, and it was truly a decision I didn’t regret. From the eye exam to the consultation, we moved through a total of four examination stations, and everything was carried out in a very organized way. I was impressed that they explained everything thoroughly and kindly from beginning to end, without rushing through any part of the process. Rather than simply giving us the test results, they explained the girls’ current vision and how to manage it going forward in a way that was easy for them to understand. Thanks especially to the professional yet warm doctor’s detailed explanations, the girls were able to undergo the exams comfortably without feeling nervous. It was also a very helpful experience for me as a parent because I was able to get answers to all the questions I had. I’ve decided that we’ll definitely come here for their vision tests from now on. If you’re looking for a thorough and trustworthy Eye Clinic without unnecessary treatment, I highly recommend this place!

Since I’m getting older, my vision has been deteriorating and my eyes have been tired. I was taking lutein, but my eyesight seemed to be getting worse and my eyes felt cloudy. I went to Readers Sungmo Eye Clinic near Bangbae Station and consulted with Dr. Ahn Yong-seon. There, I found out that my eye condition wasn't good, and I've been going for check-ups every three months. Every time I visit, the nurses are kind, provide great advice, and the doctor explains everything in detail. They also help schedule my appointments nicely. This was my third visit, and I’m scheduled to come back in five months. I feel that switching from my previous eye clinic to Readers Sungmo was a good decision. I plan to keep getting treatment. Thank you.