[Smile Doctor Yeom Sabu TV] Are there eye drops you can use even with contact lenses in?!

Hello everyone~!

In the last episode of Smile Doctor Yeom Sabu TV,

we took the time to learn about the proper way to use artificial tears and what hyaluronic acid is.

▲ If you haven't seen the previous episode yet, please check it out!

In this episode, Dr. Yeom Dong-ju, director of Smile Eye Clinic, personally

stepped up to film an episode reviewing eye drops^^

For today's modern people who don't have time to visit an ophthalmologist and receive explanations,

I think this will be great information, haha.

Furthermore, there might be people who wear contact lenses for cosmetic purposes.

There are eye drops that can be used even while wearing lenses,

so if you're curious, I recommend clicking to watch^^

Smile Eye Clinic
6th Floor, Tongyeong Building, 405 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use eye drops while wearing contact lenses?

Yes, the article mentions that there are eye drops that can be used even while wearing contact lenses. Those who are curious can click on the video to get more information.

What is the main content of this episode of Smile Doctor Yeom Sabu TV?

This episode features Dr. Yeom Dong-ju, director of Smile Eye Clinic, personally reviewing various eye drops. It specifically includes information about eye drops that can be used while wearing contact lenses.

Who conducts the eye drop review?

Dr. Yeom Dong-ju, director of Smile Eye Clinic, personally conducts the eye drop review. The aim is to provide useful information for modern individuals.

What was covered in the previous episode of Smile Doctor Yeom Sabu TV?

The previous episode took the time to learn in detail about the correct way to use artificial tears and what hyaluronic acid, a key ingredient in artificial tears, is.

Where is Smile Eye Clinic located?

Smile Eye Clinic is located on the 6th Floor of Tongyeong Building, 405 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul.

Who would find this information useful?

The article states that this information will be particularly useful for modern individuals who lack time to visit an ophthalmologist and for those who wear contact lenses for cosmetic purposes.