Presbyopia Correction

Presbyopia is the natural, age-related stiffening of the eye's lens — usually starting in the early-to-mid 40s — that gradually reduces near-focusing power, making reading, phone screens and other close-up tasks harder even for people who never needed glasses before.

Every EYEONCE presbyopia plan is led by Dr. Baek Dong-won, whose clinical background spans cataract and refractive surgery residency and fellowship training as Representative Director.

Common symptoms go beyond blurry text: focusing becomes slow, reading causes eye fatigue or headaches, and symptoms typically worsen in dim light.

EYEONCE frames treatment as a journey — from temporary aids like reading glasses and contact lenses, to lasting freedom through lens-based presbyopia correction surgery — and every plan starts with the same three lens families: monofocal for one clear distance, multifocal for near-and-far freedom, or toric where astigmatism also needs correcting.

For patients seeking freedom across every distance, EYEONCE offers the full range of premium trifocal and extended-range intraocular lenses — Alcon's Vivity and Clareon PanOptix, PhysIOL's FineVision and FineVision HP, and Johnson & Johnson's Symbiose, Synergy and Lisa tri.

Toric versions of PanOptix, FineVision, Symbiose and Synergy add astigmatism correction alongside multifocal vision for patients who need both.

Choosing the right lens comes down to daily life: how much near, intermediate and distance vision you actually need, whether astigmatism is present, and your tolerance for night glare.

PanOptix and FineVision trifocal IOLs are backed by real scale — implanted in over 8 million eyes across 80+ countries over 15+ years, with CE, FDA and ISO clearances.

Recovery follows a clear plan: pre-existing conditions like diabetes or hypertension are reviewed in advance, strenuous exercise is avoided for a month, and an eye shield is worn during sleep for the first week.

Every plan runs through the same five-stage process — in-depth evaluation, personalized lifestyle analysis, tailored lens planning, precision surgical care and long-term follow-up.

This answers the questions patients ask most: whether lens-based correction lasts long-term, how lens choice is decided, and whether astigmatism can be corrected at the same time. International patients receive the same clear communication, on-site interpretation and coordinated guidance from first consultation through follow-up.