투데이 LASEK

Price Range

₩900,000 (≈ $650)

VAT included마취비, 사후관리비 included

Final price may vary after consultation

Side effects & precautions

Temporary dry eyes and glare may occur after surgery. All surgeries are performed following thorough consultation with the medical team.

Duration: 10-15 minutes for both eyes
Recovery: 3~5 days (epithelial regeneration), vision stabilization 1~3 months
Anesthesia: Anesthesia eye drops
Effect Duration: Semi-permanent (possibility of myopia regression)
Pain Level: Moderate

Overview

Amaris Red LASIK A LASIK surgery with faster recovery, enhanced accuracy and stability thanks to its 7D eye-tracking system. Today LASEK A surgery that reduces pain by using only a laser, without alcohol or instruments. · For those who need fast post-surgery recovery, fear pain, or have thick corneas (Amaris Red LASIK) · For those who enjoy intense exercise, have thin corneas unsuitable for LASIK, or have severe neovascularization from prolonged contact lens wear (Today LASEK)

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Recommended For

People with thin corneas for whom LASIK is difficult
For those who are concerned about external impact due to high levels of exercise and activity
occupational groups with high levels of physical activity, such as soldiers and police officers

Procedure Steps

1
Precision inspection
We check suitability by examining corneal thickness, topography, etc.
2
epithelial removal
Gently remove the corneal epithelium after topical anesthesia.
3
Laser correction
It corrects refractive errors by irradiating the surface of the cornea with a laser.
4
Protective lens · Recovery
Wear the protective lens for 3 to 5 days to regenerate the epithelium.

Pros

Strong against external impact due to the absence of a corneal flap
Secures ample remaining corneal thickness (advantageous for high myopia)
Long-term stability verified

Things to Consider

Pain and foreign body sensation for 3 to 5 days until epithelial regeneration
It takes 1 to 3 months for vision to stabilize.
Risk of corneal opacity if UV protection is neglected

Side Effects & Precautions

Strictly protect yourself from UV rays (wearing sunglasses) for 3 to 6 months after surgery — this is key to preventing corneal opacity.
Please be sure to follow the prescribed eye drop (anti-inflammatory) application schedule.
You may experience pain and tearing during the first 3 to 5 days, so please avoid excessive use of your eyes.

This is general guidance; details vary by individual and clinic. Always consult a medical specialist.

Hospitals offering this procedure

1
Sky Eye Clinic
서초구₩900,000 (≈ $650)VAT incl.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does 투데이 LASEK cost in Korea?

투데이 LASEK in Korea typically costs around 900,000~900,000 KRW, though the exact price varies by clinic, your case, and what's included. Seoul prices reflect surgeon experience, technique, and aftercare — always confirm whether anesthesia, follow-ups, and post-op care are bundled in your quote. Because every body and goal is different, your final cost can only be confirmed at an in-person or video consultation with a board-certified doctor.

Is 투데이 LASEK painful, and what kind of anesthesia is used?

투데이 LASEK is generally well-tolerated, with anesthesia chosen to keep you comfortable throughout. Depending on the procedure, Korean clinics use local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia, and most discomfort afterward is managed with prescribed medication. Pain tolerance is personal, so discuss anesthesia options and pain management with a board-certified anesthesiologist or surgeon before your treatment.

How do I choose the right clinic for 투데이 LASEK in Korea?

Choose a clinic with board-certified specialists, transparent pricing, and strong patient reviews. On K-Dia, 1 clinics offer 투데이 LASEK, so you can compare doctor credentials, before-and-after results, and English-language support side by side. Verify the surgeon's specialty board certification, ask about complication rates and revision policies, and book a consultation before committing — this is a medical decision, not just a price comparison.