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The eyes are a window into the rest of the body.

Beyond eye disease itself, a pet's eyes can reveal other conditions such as diabetes or immune disorders. Many eye patients also have medical or surgical conditions, so our ophthalmology service takes a long-term, systematic approach, with preserving vision for as long as possible as its guiding principle. We identify the cause with accurate diagnosis and treat with precision, and after surgery our veterinarians with doctoral training in ophthalmology also check for related medical and surgical conditions to help preserve your pet's vision and eye health.

  • Detailed eye exams
    and surgery

    A slit-lamp biomicroscope for detailed examination, a retinal camera for fundus photography, ocular ultrasound to assess the structure of the eye, and electroretinography to evaluate retinal function let us examine the eye's function and disease precisely, while blood tests and other work-up identify the underlying cause.

  • Comprehensive
    cataract care

    Cataract surgery is performed by veterinarians with graduate training in ophthalmology and an experienced surgical team, using micro-incision cataract equipment.

  • Eye care coordinated
    with medicine & surgery

    We follow your pet's eye health over the medium and long term. Post-operative checkups help detect complications early. We run initial, medium-term and long-term care programs, and coordinate eye, medical and surgical care for pets with underlying or complex conditions.

  • Focused surgery:
    2 operations a day at most

    We limit eye surgery to two operations a day to help improve success rates and allow closer care after surgery.

Initial, medium-term and long-term care after surgery

Recovering and maintaining eye health depends on aftercare and medium- to long-term management as much as on surgery. Our ophthalmology team schedules regular checkups after surgery to support recovery and long-term eye health.
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    Initial focused care

    Right after surgery
    01

    Initial focused care

    Right after surgery

    We focus on controlling infection and inflammation, which helps recovery and reduces the risk of complications. You receive oral anti-inflammatory medication, analgesic and anti-inflammatory eye drops, and detailed instructions on infection control and home care.

    • Oral anti-inflammatory medication
    • Analgesic & anti-inflammatory eye drops
    • Detailed home-care instructions
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    Medium-term recovery

    3 and 6 months
    02

    Medium-term recovery

    3 and 6 months

    Checkups at 3 and 6 months after surgery help detect possible complications early.

    Key examinations

    • Vision assessment
    • Retinal detachment screening
    • Intraocular pressure and more

    If the eye disease was caused by an underlying or other condition, medical and surgical care can be provided alongside eye treatment.

  • 03

    Long-term maintenance

    1 year after surgery
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    Long-term maintenance

    1 year after surgery

    A checkup one year after surgery helps maintain your pet's vision and eye health.

    Key examinations

    • Intraocular pressure
    • Slit-lamp examination
    • Retinal examination and more

    If the eye disease was caused by an underlying or other condition, medical and surgical care can be provided alongside eye treatment.

Video: our ophthalmology service (Korean narration).

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