FAQ
We are on the 9th floor of Shindo Venture Tower, the building in front of Seolleung Station. The front desk is right outside the elevator.
The operating room is monitored by CCTV. We believe the surgical process should be open to review.
Visits are by appointment. With a reservation, check-in, testing, and consultation all take place on the same floor. Consultation time may vary depending on the test results.
Yes, you may. After a dilated eye exam your eyes may be sensitive to light and your vision blurry, so it is best not to drive that day.
The front desk, testing rooms, exam rooms and consultation rooms, and the operating room are all on the 9th floor. We designed the flow so you don’t have to go up and down floors.
For corneal evaluation we use Pentacam and SIRIUS; for retina and optic nerve evaluation we use OCT. For surgery we use SCHWIND ATOS NOVA and AMARIS RED, LENSAR, and CENTURION, and the method is determined by the test results.
Topical anesthesia is standard, and we do not routinely use sedation. We first review your medical conditions and medications, and we monitor your vital signs.
There is a dedicated recovery room within the surgery center. The surgery center and VIP ward are set up separately.
They are divided into four areas by treatment field: SMILE · LASIK · LASEK Center, Presbyopia & Cataract Surgery Center, Retina · Glaucoma Center, and Dry Eye Center.
There is a dedicated consultation room. After reviewing your test results together in the exam room, you can ask any questions separately in the consultation room.
You can visit, see the space and the testing process, and then decide. If you make a reservation in advance, the waiting time will be shorter.
It proceeds in this order: reservation and check-in, testing, consultation, surgery decision, surgery, and follow-up. The sequence may vary depending on your test results and eye condition.
We first check systemic conditions and the medications you take. During surgery, we monitor vital signs and have emergency medications and equipment ready.
Our testing area is organized by type of examination. A dedicated ophthalmic technician checks vision and glare/halos, the cornea, dry eye, and the retina, each in its own step.
We opened in April 2021 and expanded the surgery center in May 2022.