Yes. Gangnam St.Mary’s One Eye Clinic is staffed by physicians who previously served as professors at Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital and is equipped with advanced diagnostic and surgical technology, allowing it to provide safe care at an international standard. As an organ transplant medical institution designated by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the clinic adheres to strict medical standards and places patient safety above all else.

International patients can send an inquiry using the button at the top of the page and chat directly with the clinic’s staff to arrange an appointment date and time. Patients are asked to share the procedures they are interested in along with their relevant vision and eye health history. Please note that a series of examinations is required to determine which treatment will be best suited to each patient.

Gangnam St.Mary’s One Eye Clinic has a staff on site who can communicate in English and other languages, supporting clear communication from the initial consultation through pre- and post-surgical guidance. Every effort is made to ensure patients can receive care comfortably and without a language barrier. If patient desires 1:1 personalized translation, please send an inquiry to KORA for an arrangement.

Recovery time varies depending on the type of procedure. Some vision correction procedures allow a relatively quick return to daily activities, while surface procedures such as LASEK typically require a longer visual recovery. The recommended length of stay is determined individually through consultation with the medical team based on the chosen procedure and the patient’s condition.

The clinic supports a range of payment methods for international patients, including major international credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, and others) and cash. Estimated costs are explained in full before treatment begins, so patients can plan with confidence.