Glasses are a problem that you encounter surprisingly often when living in India. The air quality in Delhi NCR, combined with the summer heat and smoke, puts a much greater burden on the eyes than in Korea, and many expatriate families complain of dry eyes and deterioration of vision due to prolonged indoor air conditioning and smartphone use. If your glasses are broken, your child's eyesight has suddenly worsened, or you are considering LASIK treatment that you have been putting off in Korea.Where do I get the test and where do I get it?It must be decided from the beginning.
Fortunately, India is a country with a fairly well-equipped eyewear and ophthalmology infrastructure. Indian native brandLenskarthas a large network of stores across the country, and is part of the Tata Group.Titan Eyeplusforms an authentic optical store lineup. General hospital ophthalmology departments and ophthalmology specialty chains (Center for Sight, Sharp Sight, Dr Agarwal's, etc.) are also operating throughout Delhi, Gurgaon, and Noida, so you can get everything from regular checkups to vision correction surgery in one city.
This article is based on the experience of a Korean resident who actually had glasses fitted and used an ophthalmologist in India.How to use a glasses chain → Eye examination → LASIK, LASEK → Contact lenses, children's glasses → Prescription and A/SWe have compiled useful practical information in order. Detailed prices and branch information vary depending on the season and store, so we recommend that you check the official website or store directly before visiting.




