Ophthalmology · Seocho District

Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic

Gangnam St. Mary’s One Eye Clinic provides ophthalmology care in Seocho-gu, Seoul. Its listed doctors are Man-Soo Kim, Hyo-Won Kim and Yong-chan Kim, whose published backgrounds span corneal care, cataract and refractive treatment, and glaucoma.

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Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic

Where is Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic and what care does it offer?

Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic is located at 5 Gangnam-daero 85-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 2nd Floor, Daeyu Building, Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic. Its listed areas of care include ICL or Artiflex Lens Implantation Surgery, Cataract Removal Surgery, Pediatric Eye Disease Diagnosis and Treatment.

A closer look at Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic

Understanding the clinical focus

The clinic is on the second floor of Daeyu Building at 5 Gangnam-daero 85-gil. Its treatment listings include cataract care, implantable lenses, dry-eye assessment, glaucoma management and corneal services.

The breadth of eye care is particularly relevant when a patient seeking vision correction also has an existing eye condition. Ask which condition is the priority and whether it changes the suitability or timing of an elective procedure.

Planning a useful consultation

Bring your eye-drop list, previous pressure readings, scans and any records of eye surgery. If you have glaucoma, explain the follow-up plan already in place at home.

Ask who will monitor the condition after the visit and what information should be shared with your usual ophthalmologist. For lens surgery, discuss realistic visual goals, ongoing dependence on glasses and the review schedule rather than choosing a lens solely by its advertised features.

Location
5 Gangnam-daero 85-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 2nd Floor, Daeyu Building, Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic
Field of care
Ophthalmology
Established
2002
International website languages
English, Mongolian, Chinese, Russian
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Clinical focus & treatment choices

The clinic lists the following areas of care. The consultation should establish which, if any, is appropriate for your diagnosis and goals.

ICL or Artiflex Lens Implantation SurgeryCataract Removal SurgeryPediatric Eye Disease Diagnosis and TreatmentCorneal Transplant SurgeryDry Eye Syndrome TreatmentGlaucoma Diagnosis and Management

Approaching vision and eye care

The most suitable eye treatment depends on examination findings, eye health, lifestyle and expectations. For vision correction, ask about measurements, ocular surface health and the reasons one option is recommended over another. For cataracts, discuss lens choices in relation to daily tasks and night driving.

Bring your glasses or contact lens prescription, eye test results and previous operative reports. Ask the clinic when to stop wearing contact lenses before measurements. Discuss dry-eye symptoms, realistic visual goals and how follow-up will continue after you leave Korea.

Treatment options to discuss

  • One-Day LASIK
  • Scale SMILE LASIK
  • Cataract Surgery
  • Keratoconus
  • Presbyopia LASIK/LASEK
  • ICL (Implantable Collamer Lens) Surgery
  • MiSight® 1 day
  • Two-Day LASEK
  • Retinal Diseases
  • AQua CEL IPL Laser
  • Scleral Lenses

The people behind your care

Plan the practical details

Use the clinic’s international website to discuss your reason for visiting and request an appointment plan before arranging treatment. Send relevant medical records through the clinic’s designated secure channel, including previous procedures, current medicines, allergies and any recent test results.

For your visit to Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic, confirm the exact building, floor and appointment time. The published address is 5 Gangnam-daero 85-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul, 2nd Floor, Daeyu Building, Gangnam St. Mary's One Eye Clinic. Check whether the first visit is an assessment only and whether additional testing or another visit may be necessary.

Ask for a written estimate that separates consultation, tests, treatment, anesthesia where relevant, medicines and follow-up. Confirm cancellation terms and which costs could change after examination. Website translation does not by itself establish that a particular language interpreter is available; confirm the language arrangements for your appointment, consent discussion and aftercare.

Before returning home, request a treatment summary, medication instructions and a clear route for clinical advice. Ask who will arrange care if a problem develops after you leave Korea, and what records your local clinician should receive.

Bring these questions to your consultation

  • What do my examination results show?
  • Why is this option suitable for my eyes?
  • What visual side effects should I understand?
  • When will my eyes be reviewed and when may I travel?

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