Cataract

GS Eye Center wants to create ophthalmology that delivers good results, makes people feel comfortable, and spreads good wills.

Presbyopia that anyone experience over the age of 40, and micro-incision cataract surgery for cataract

Cataract surgery removes a cloudy lens and replaces it by inserting a customized IOL into the place.
If you miss the proper timing for surgery, you may develop complications like acute glaucoma or vitreous hemorrhage.
If you feel discomfort due to a cataract, it is crucial to increase the success rate of cataract surgery through safe surgery at the right timing.

CHECK POINT for GS Eye Center Micro-incision Cataract Surgery

  • Individually customized
    Intraocular lens

  • Minimum Incision
    Quick recovery

  • Suture
    Not needed

  • No magnifying glasses
    Daily life

  • From the next day
    Daily life

Individually customized
Intraocular lens

Minimum Incision
Quick recovery

Suture
Not needed

No magnifying glasses
Daily life

From the next day
Daily life

GS Eye Center Micro-incision Cataract Excellence

  • Maximize stability with automatic ocular pressure detection system during surgery

  • Pain reduction and quick recovery with ultrasonic micro-incision

  • Minimal damage to corneal endothelial cells with advanced ultrasonic emulsification

  • Treat presbyopia and astigmatism with individually customized IOL implantation

  1. Treat presbyopia and astigmatism01

    The micro-incision multifocal cataract surgery is a surgical method that solves presbyopia and cataracts, known as geriatric eye diseases, via a single surgery. It has significantly reduced conventional presbyopia correction lenses' problems, including unsatisfactory close-range vision, night vision impairment, and symptoms of halos and light glare.

    • Incision for conventional cataract surgery

    • Incision for micro-incision cataract surgery

  2. Surgical procedure02

    GS Eye Center’s micro-incision cataract surgery is the most popular surgical method of removing a cloudy lens with low-intensity ultrasound. The surgery only requires a minimal incision as it uses ultrasound. Above all, the surgery requires the surgeon's rich clinical experience and know-how.

    • STEP.01

      Topical anesthesia

      Anesthetize the eyes with eyedrops to prevent pain during surgery.

    • STEP.02

      Corneal incision

      Make a 2 mm incision to insert an intraocular lens.

    • STEP.03

      Protection of the center of the eye

      Create a space and administer viscoelastic material into the eye.

    • STEP.04

      Lens capsule removal

      Make a small hole with thin scalpel in a capsule.

    • STEP.05

      Phacoemulsification

      Break a cloudy lens into smaller pieces and aspirate them from the eye for removal.

    • STEP.06

      IOL Insertion

      Insert the IOL into the removed lens capsule.

Comparison of Conventional Cataract vs. Micro-incision Cataract Surgery

Micro-incision Cataract VS Micro-incision Cataract Surgery
Anesthesia by injection Method of anesthesia Topical anesthesia
Severe Pain None
Incision more than half Incision 1.2~1.3 mm minimal incision
Ultrasound Phacoemulsification Ultrasound
Long Recovery period Short
Suture with thread Suture None