Shinsegae ICL
Safe clarity, all over again —
Shinsegae Re-ICL
Vision blurred again after LASIK/LASEK,
we provide a customized re-correction solution with lens implantation — no corneal cutting.
A re-correction solution for thinned corneas
Cornea preserved
We don't ablate the cornea
already thinned by prior surgery —
a lens is inserted instead
to correct vision safely.Reversibility
The lens can be removed
or replaced at any time
depending on results —
reassuring for patients.Visual quality
Helps restore clear vision
when corneal haze or irregular
shape has reduced
the quality of sight.
Minimising fine margins of error —
the 0.01mm precision analysis system
Shinsegae precision analysis that matters more for complex re-surgery.
Precise UBM ultrasound measurement
Measures unseen internal eye structures in 0.01mm increments.
Custom lens size design
Determines the optimal lens size suited to each patient's eye anatomy.
Prior surgery history analysis
Surgical planning accounts for corneal changes and structural traits from past procedures.
Precise astigmatism axis alignment
Precise axis alignment in 0.1° increments to minimize residual astigmatism.
Re-correction ICL
why Shinsegae Eye Center?
Extensive re-surgery experience
Re-surgery is more demanding than the
initial procedure, so judgment from
experienced specialists matters.
Built on many high-difficulty cases,
we establish a stable surgical plan.
Precise eye-condition analysis
Even when prior surgical data
is insufficient,
we focus on the current eye condition,
closely analyzing the overall structure
for an accurate diagnosis.
Customized surgical planning
Comprehensively considering each
person's eye structure and vision,
we decide the right lens size and
correction direction, aiming for
stable visual recovery.
Who Re-ICL is for
A vision-correction solution proposed by Shinsegae Eye Center for restarting daily life
Vision regressed after laser correction such as LASIK/LASEK
Cornea too thin for further laser re-surgery
Residual prescription after the first surgery causing uncomfortable vision
Severe dry eye and want to reduce corneal stimulation
Sharp vision matters during night-time activity