Gijang optician: remaking glasses that caused dizziness at Barabon

Lately your eyes feel tired, and when you look after your family's health, nothing worries you quite like eye health, right? I did some careful research for an eye check and comfortable frames, and I'm sharing the place I went. It's Barabon Glasses (바라본안경) in Ilgwang New City, Gijang, Busan. My parents had a bad experience with multifocal glasses before and were very happy here, so I'll give you my honest visit review in three parts!

What are the shop atmosphere and parking like at Barabon Glasses Ilgwang New City Branch?

Barabon Glasses Ilgwang New City Branch is a tidy shop with a spacious, bright interior. Parking is partly supported, and at certain times you can park right in front. My first impression when I walked in was how clean and well organized it was. The wide, bright interior kept me relaxed the whole time. With some parking support and a spot in front at certain hours, it was easy to get to.

How does the consultation at Barabon Glasses work?

The consultation started with questions about your lifestyle and usage: how often you drive, and your posture when reading or looking at your phone. They checked each person's daily routine and environment very carefully. So it didn't feel like a mechanical test; it felt like eye care made just for me, which built a lot of trust.

Glasses that left him dizzy, redone

My husband once had new glasses made, but the prescription didn't suit him and made him dizzy, so they ended up in a drawer. This time, after being rechecked at Barabon Glasses, he was happy with the new pair. His eyesight seems to be getting weaker with age, which is why that happened before. This time the optometrist checked everything carefully and recommended frames that fit comfortably, and he was satisfied.

Choosing frames and fine fitting at the ears and nose bridge

The shop has a wide range of frames sorted by type, and the staff suggest a few that suit you based on how they feel on your face. There were so many stylish frames, neatly organized by type, that browsing was half the fun. They checked the fit as usual and suggested a few options. I could try on several without pressure and pick a light, comfortable frame that hugged my face.

Thanks to their craftsman's care in adjusting even the tiny angles behind the ears and on the nose bridge, I found a frame that doesn't press on the temples or slide down and feels like part of my body. Parking was also well arranged, so coming by car was easy. The biggest strength of Barabon Glasses is that the whole process, from consultation and testing to the final fitting, runs smoothly in an organized system, which was convenient.

What lenses can you see at the Lenzme corner?

At one side of Barabon Glasses Ilgwang New City Branch there's a dedicated 'Lenzme' display area gathering cosmetic lenses and daily disposable contact lenses. If you often wear cosmetic or disposable contacts, you can't walk past it. The lineup was rich, from natural, elegant graphic designs to trendy, colorful lenses for when you want a change of mood.

The products are displayed neatly, so it's easy to compare them by eye and find ones that suit your eye color or makeup tone. There were clear prices and 1+1 products too, so even if you don't wear lenses you'll end up browsing!

Who is Barabon Glasses Ilgwang New City Branch recommended for?

At Barabon Glasses Ilgwang New City Branch you can choose both glasses and contact lenses with an optician's guidance, so it's worth recommending even to lens beginners. The bright, tidy atmosphere made choosing glasses really enjoyable. There were so many frames I nearly got decision paralysis, but both glasses and contacts are recommended hygienically and safely based on professional opticians' guidance. If you often wear lenses, or want to try circle lenses for the first time, I'd say stop by once.

• Location: 107-3 Haebit 6-ro, Ilgwang-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan, ground floor (central Ilgwang New City)
• Opening hours: daily 10:00–20:00
• Parking: partly supported (parking in front of the shop at certain times)