GS Eye Clinic — Gangnam Seoul | LASIK, SMILE Pro & ICL Specialist Trusted by Korean Celebrities
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*Interpreter coordination for other languages available with one week's notice
GS Eye Clinic
GS Eye Clinic — Gangnam Seoul | LASIK, SMILE Pro & ICL Specialist Trusted by Korean Celebrities
Your Experience
Your Experience
To ensure the highest quality of care, we operates 100% by appointment.
We recommend booking at least one week in advance for personalized preparation.
Full consultations and guidance are available in English. For other languages, interpreter coordination is available with one week's notice. From check-in through post-operative instructions, every step is communicated clearly.
Your eyes are examined using state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, and the most suitable procedure is designed around your individual condition. In some cases, surgery can be performed on the same day as your examination.
A follow-up visit can be required after surgery to monitor your recovery. The timing varies depending on the procedure.
Information
Appointment Policy:
- We operate on a 100% prior appointment basis.
- A confirmation message with detailed instructions will be sent once your booking is finalized.
Service Hours:
- Mon-Fri, 10:00 AM – 06:30 PM
- Sat, 9:30 AM – 05:00 PM
- Lunch 01:00 PM ~ 02:00 PM
*Registration closes 1 hour before the end of clinic hours.
**Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Payment Methods:
- Cash (KRW)
- Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.)
Language Support:
- Korean, English
Location:
- 8th, 15th, and 16th Floors, Mijin Plaza, 390 Gangnam-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Public Transport:
- Gangnam Station (Line 2), Exit 1.
Parking:
- Valet parking available at the building's under parking lots
Accessibility:
- Wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, toilet
QnA
Q1. Is it safe to get laser eye surgery in Korea as a foreigner?
Korea is one of the safest destinations in the world for laser eye surgery, and thousands of international patients undergo procedures every year. Korea's medical standards are internationally recognized, and top clinics in Gangnam operate under strict government licensing requirements.
GS Eye Clinic is ZEISS-certified, holds international clinical approvals, and has performed over 300,000 procedures, every patient undergoes a comprehensive preoperative screening that includes corneal mapping, pachymetry (corneal thickness measurement), and refraction testing before any surgery is approved.
Q2. Is same-day consultation and surgery available at GS Eye Clinic?
Yes. For eligible patients, GS Eye Clinic offers same-day consultation and surgery. This option is especially popular with international visitors. However, we do not accept walk-in visits, and appointments must be scheduled in advance.
Q3. How long before surgery do I need to stop wearing contact lenses?
The pause time depends on your lens type, and it's one of the most important things to plan around before booking your flights to Seoul.
- Soft lenses (including colored lenses): at least 2 days before your consultation
- Astigmatic & hard lenses: at least 2 days before your consultation
- Dream Lenses (Ortho-K): at least 1 month before your consultation
Arriving without having stopped early enough is one of the most common reasons consultations need to be rescheduled, since lenses temporarily alter the shape of the cornea and prevent us from taking accurate measurements.
Q4. What is included in the surgery price at GS Eye Clinic?
The quoted price includes your initial eye examination, interpretation services, the surgery itself, and there are no hidden fees. Post-operative follow-up appointments are complimentary for 4 months after surgery, after which standard consultation fees apply.
GS Eye Clinic issues a warranty certificate to all patients, ensuring that care and further treatment remain available should any changes in vision occur after surgery.
Depending on your eye condition, additional diagnostic tests, treatments, prescriptions, or consultations beyond the standard pre-surgery evaluation may be required, and separate charges may apply.
Q5. How does the cost of LASIK in Korea compare to the US, UK, or Australia?
LASIK eye surgery in Korea is generally 40–60% less expensive than equivalent procedures in the US, UK, or Australia, with no compromise on technology or surgeon experience.
Standard LASIK is priced from approximately $1,000–$1,300 (both eyes), and SMILE Pro from approximately $2,800–$3,000 (both eyes). Promotional pricing may apply — final cost is confirmed at consultation.
GS Eye Clinic performs all procedures with the latest medical equipment and most international patients find the savings easily cover flights and Seoul accommodation.