Eye clinic in Guro, Seoul
Cataract and retina surgery, vision correction, dry eye and children's eye care in one clinic. Each plan starts with detailed tests and a clear talk with your doctor.
Send your question before your trip and plan your visit days.
Treatments
Choose what brings you here. The right treatment depends on your test results, so the plan is decided after an examination.
For Blurred or dim vision, glare, or trouble reading as you get older.
The clouded lens is replaced with an artificial lens. The clinic measures the eye with IOL Master 700 and other instruments, and chooses the lens with you.
For People with strong short-sightedness who now have a cataract.
Long eyes need careful lens power measurement. The clinic explains the options after the tests.
For Cataract that appears alongside a retinal problem, or with bleeding inside the eye.
Where a retinal operation is needed, the clinic says it can be done together with cataract surgery. The doctor decides after the examination.
For A lens that moved or was placed off-centre after an earlier operation, here or elsewhere.
The surgeon examines the lens and the eye, then explains whether the lens can be repositioned or exchanged.
For Sudden loss of vision, curtain-like shadows, or bleeding inside the eye.
The clinic runs a system for diagnosis and surgery within 24 hours for urgent retinal conditions. Call before you come.
For Distorted or blurred central vision.
Scans such as OCT and wide-field imaging show the retina. The doctor explains whether injections or laser are needed.
For People with diabetes, especially for a long time, who need their retina checked.
Early changes can have no symptoms, so regular retina examinations matter. Treatment may include injections, laser or surgery.
For New floaters, flashes of light, or a growing shadow.
The retina is examined for tears. Sudden changes in vision should be seen as soon as possible.
For Short-sightedness and astigmatism in people with suitable corneas.
A surface laser method using the EX500 excimer laser. The clinic lists Streamlight all-laser LASEK and Contoura Vision LASEK, chosen by corneal shape.
For Thinner corneas, or people whose corneas need strengthening.
Riboflavin and UVA light are used to firm the cornea, and the clinic offers it together with surface laser treatment.
For People who cannot or prefer not to have laser correction.
A lens is placed inside the eye. Suitability is confirmed by examination, and the doctor explains the details.
For Dryness and discomfort after surface laser surgery.
Eye drops made from your own blood plasma. The clinic prepares them on site.
For Burning, grit or blurring from long screen time, contact lens use or ageing.
A dry eye exam is followed by treatment with the Aqua Cel IPL device. Warm compress care is part of the programme.
For High eye pressure, a family history, or findings from a health check.
Eye pressure, the optic nerve and the visual field are checked. Care continues with regular follow-ups. Dr. Kim Jieun is a glaucoma specialist.
For Children and young people with short-sightedness who want an option without surgery.
A hard contact lens worn while sleeping that shapes the cornea. The clinic describes a fitting process with an exam, a trial lens and care instructions.
For Parents who want to know when to check a child's eyes.
The clinic publishes guidance on eye checks for infants, school-age children and adults.
Representative doctor
Representative doctor, ophthalmologist, retina and cataract
"We want to be an eye clinic that patients can trust and rely on."
How we work
Dr. Lee Jonghwan treats retina and cataract. Dr. Hyeon Sanghun, a doctor of medicine, treats cataract and glaucoma. Dr. Kim Jieun is a glaucoma specialist.
The operating suite has HEPA filtering, an air shower and a clean bench, built to control air quality and infection risk. Equipment includes the Centurion cataract system and Zeiss Lumera 700 microscope.
Examination tools include IOL Master 700, Optos Daytona wide-field imaging, Cirrus OCT 5000 and ARK-1, so the plan rests on measurements of your own eyes.
For international patients
Tell the clinic what you want to check or treat. Send earlier eye reports if you have them. No sign-up.
The clinic's counselling centre can explain what to expect. Ask about days and times before you travel.
Detailed tests and a talk with the doctor decide which treatment fits your eyes.
Some treatments need follow-up checks, so plan your stay with the clinic before you book flights.
Open weekdays 9:00 to 18:30 and Saturday until 14:00. Closed Sunday and public holidays.
The clinic
Your visit
Weekdays 9:00 to 18:30
Saturday 9:00 to 14:00, no lunch break
Weekday lunch break 13:00 to 14:00
Closed Sunday and public holidays
On Gyeongin-ro in Guro-gu, 5th floor
The clinic's counselling centre can help with directions
