Find the information you need

Start with a topic, then discuss your questions during an eye examination. Treatment recommendations depend on your symptoms, test results and goals.

Vision Correction · LASIK & LASEK

Understand the differences between LASIK and surface laser procedures such as LASEK and TransPRK. Nunehim’s official treatment guide describes HIM all-laser LASEK. An examination is needed before choosing a procedure; no technique is suitable for everyone.

HIM all-laser LASEK guide (Korean) →

Cataract & Presbyopia

Explore cataract assessment, lens options and age-related changes in near vision. If you are considering cataract surgery in Seoul, ask how lens choices, existing eye conditions and follow-up requirements may affect your plan.

Cataract care at Nunehim (Korean) →

Dry Eye & M22 IPL

Persistent burning, irritation or fluctuating vision deserves an assessment. Dry eye treatment in Seoul at Nunehim includes evaluation of the tear film and eyelids, with M22 IPL considered when appropriate.

Oasis Lounge M22 IPL (Korean) →

Ortho-K & Pediatric Myopia Control

Children’s prescriptions can change as they grow. Discuss regular eye checks, Ortho-K fitting and an individual myopia control plan. Overnight lenses require careful hygiene and monitoring; results vary.

Ortho-K at Nunehim (Korean) → · Children’s myopia care (Korean) →

Eye Conditions & Comprehensive Eye Exams

Find guidance on glaucoma, retinal disease and children’s eye health. A comprehensive eye examination helps your ophthalmologist decide which tests and follow-up are appropriate for you.

Glaucoma care (Korean) → · Retinal care (Korean) →

International Patients

English-friendly eye care in Seoul. Dr. Daniel Jinhag Baik is a Korean-American ophthalmologist fluent in English and Korean. Tell the clinic that you would like an English consultation when arranging your visit.

How to arrange your visit

1. Contact the clinic. Book on Naver (Korean booking service), call +82 2 2039 9322, or contact the clinic on KakaoTalk. Online services may require an account; calling is an alternative.

2. Confirm the details. Ask about appointment availability, likely fees, insurance documentation and any preparation required. If you wear contact lenses, ask whether to stop wearing them before your examination and for how long.

3. Prepare for your consultation. Bring your glasses, a medication list and relevant eye records if available. If treatment or surgery is being considered, discuss recovery and follow-up before making travel plans.

Hours and location are listed below. Official directions (Korean) →