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Comprehensive eye exam — slit-lamp examination
Comprehensive eye exam — slit-lamp examination

Comprehensive Eye Exam

The surest habit for protecting your eye health

Eye problems are hard to notice on your own.
Conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy show almost no early symptoms, so regular exams are essential.

Shinsegae Eye Clinic uses a systematic examination program to catch even the smallest changes in your eye health.

Why a comprehensive eye exam is essential

Eye disease can progress even without symptoms

  • Glaucoma, macular degeneration and the like show few early symptoms
  • The risk of eye disease rises after age 40
  • Diabetes and high blood pressure can raise the risk of retinal disease
  • Regular exams help with early detection and treatment

What can a comprehensive eye exam reveal?

Beyond vision, we precisely examine the eye's key structures — cornea, lens, retina and optic nerve —
to comprehensively assess your current eye condition and any potential disease

Vision

Current visual acuity & refractive error

Eye pressure

Glaucoma risk factors

Retina

Retinal abnormalities & disease

Macula

Macular degeneration & macular abnormalities

Optic nerve

Optic-nerve damage & glaucoma risk

Ocular surface

Cornea & ocular-surface health

Gwangju Shinsegae Eye Clinic Comprehensive Eye Exam Program

We comprehensively assess your eye health through a range of precision examinations and provide personalised diagnosis and care plans

Corneal endotheliumCorneal thicknessCorneal topographyWide-field fundus
RefractionTear secretionPupil dilationPupil size
Slit-lampVisual acuityIntraocular pressureDominant eye
Ultrasonic pachymetry

Recommended Eye Exams by Age

Eye care that changes with each stage of life

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Infancy & early childhood (birth–age 6)

The golden period of vision development

  • Congenital eye disease · color-vision deficiency
  • Amblyopia · strabismus · ptosis
  • Refractive error · anisometropia

(Frequency: at 6 months, 1 year, and 3 years of age)

Growth years (ages 7–19)

Eye care during growth years

  • Reduced vision (myopia · hyperopia · astigmatism)
  • Ortho-K lenses to slow myopia progression
  • Eye conditions such as styes & conjunctivitis
  • Trauma · contact-lens side effects

(Frequency: every 6 months–1 year)

Adulthood (20s–30s)

Eye care for active adult life

  • Detailed exam for vision-correction surgery
  • Intraocular pressure & optic nerve status
  • Retina · keratoconus · Avellino
  • Dry eye · digital eye strain

(Frequency: every 1–2 years)

Middle age (40s–50s)

Presbyopia & eye-disease care

  • Presbyopia · cataract
  • Eye pressure · glaucoma
  • Macula · retinal disease
  • Eye disease · dry eye

(Frequency: once a year)

Senior years (60s and over)

Comprehensive eye care

  • Cataract surgery
  • Regular glaucoma follow-up
  • Retinal disease from underlying conditions
  • Comprehensive eye exam

(Frequency: every 6 months–1 year)

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