Jukjeon optical shop in Daegu: 8-step precision eye exam, Second Face

You know that feeling when you need to get new glasses for your parents but can't decide where will actually examine them properly? Not some place that just quickly measures your prescription, but somewhere that does a real, thorough exam. That's how I ended up at Second Face Jukjeon Branch, an optical shop in Jukjeon, Daegu. I went to get new glasses made for my mother, and the exam process turned out to be way more thorough than I expected.

I'd heard this place focuses on precision exams and was half-skeptical, but once I went in person, I got why people say that haha. They also had a wide variety of glasses, and the staff were kind, so I wanted to introduce it.

• 📍 1516 Dalgubeol-daero, 1st floor, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, South Korea
• 🕐 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM (daily)
• 🅿️ Parking available in front of the store

Where is Second Face Jukjeon Branch, and is there parking?

Second Face Jukjeon Branch is on the 1st floor at 1516 Dalgubeol-daero, Dalseo-gu, Daegu. Being on the ground floor made it easy to find, and I liked that parking was available right in front of the store.

The store is located on the 1st floor.

I liked that parking was available right in front of the store.

Which eyeglass frame brands does Second Face carry?

Second Face Jukjeon Branch had a wide variety of brand frames and sunglasses, including Dior, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Miu Miu, Tom Ford, Prada, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Ray-Ban.

They said there are so many Ray-Ban styles that some people in Daegu come just to browse the Ray-Ban section.

They also stock craftsman-spirit brands like Kaneko Optical and Masunaga, as well as premium eyewear like MOSCOT and Mykita. Since it's an official MOSCOT dealer in Daegu, I could try on the MOSCOT lineup in person.

There was also a separate section for sports and outdoor goggles like Oakley and Rudy Project, so it was easy to pick something for a specific purpose.

There were also plenty of kids' glasses from Mykita, Kaneko Optical, Masunaga, and MOSCOT, so it looked like a good spot for the whole family to get glasses made at once.

Help with choosing frames for my mother

When I went to get glasses made for my mother, the staff recommended several frames that suited her face shape and budget.

There were so many pretty frames that we ended up taking a while to choose, but they kept saying to take our time, which I really appreciated haha.

The store was spacious and brightly lit, which made it easy to try on frames and check them out in the mirror.

How does the 8-step precision eye exam work?

The eye exam at Second Face Jukjeon Branch was divided into clear steps, from case history all the way to the prescription. A sign on the exam room wall laid out the whole process at a glance.

Case history → preliminary tests → objective refraction → subjective refraction (including astigmatism precision test, dominant eye test, polarization separation test) → visual function test → wear test → prescription → finish

They went through each step one by one, carefully, following this order. It felt less like just measuring a prescription and more like checking the state of the eyes through multiple stages, and they explained clearly what each test was for throughout, which made it easy to follow.

VISIOFFICE X: measuring face shape and pupil position

Standing on a marked spot on the floor, the VISIOFFICE X precisely measured face shape and pupil position.

It was fascinating how the tablet screen showed each eye's position separately and picked up such fine measurements. Based on the data, they adjusted the nose pads and temple length so the glasses fit much more naturally on the face.

Lens types, prices and daily disposable contact lenses

For lenses, Second Face Jukjeon Branch offered functional options like blue-light blocking across brands including HOYA, Nikon, and Essilor. The lineup ranged from basic blue-light lenses up to higher-tier lenses with added antibacterial and UV protection, so it was easy to choose based on what I needed.

They officially carry myopia control lenses specialized for children and teens' vision management, like Essilor Stellest and Hoya MiYOSMART, and they said prescriptions are tailored to age, lifestyle habits, and how fast the myopia is progressing — worth noting if you're getting glasses made for a kid.

On the contact lens side, they also had genuine disposable lenses from Acuvue, Alcon, and CooperVision in various types, so if you're looking for the best price on disposable lenses in Daegu, it might be worth comparing prices here. Since pricing changes depending on brand, prescription, and options, there's no set price — you need to visit and consult directly to get an exact figure. They helped me choose based on budget and needed features, so the decision didn't feel like a burden.

The waiting area and the receipt review gift draw

There was a table to wait at during the exam along with free Wi-Fi, plus snacks and drinks, so the wait didn't feel boring.

There were also cute little items on the table, so it seemed like it wouldn't be boring for kids either.

They were also running an event where leaving a receipt review gets you an extra chance at a gift draw.

Is Second Face Jukjeon Branch worth it? Final verdict

To sum up, if you're looking for a Daegu optical shop in Jukjeon that does a proper precision exam, I'd recommend Second Face Jukjeon Branch. Thanks to their SECOND FACE-style professional exam method and precise VISIOFFICE measurement, I was able to get glasses made that fit well. There was also a wide range of brands to choose from, making it easy to find frames to my taste. If you're looking for somewhere to get glasses made for your parents or family, I'd recommend this place.