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[Gangnam Grand Eye Clinic] [Gangnam Grand Eye Clinic] Can people with pterygium (pinguecula) also receive cataract surgery? Pterygium surgery review😲👍

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Pterygium, known in pure Korean as 'Gunnallae'! Older generations used to call it 'Sanppuri' or 'Baektae'.
The 'Pterygium' that appears as a white growth extending over the black pupil of the eye
is an abnormal, triangular-shaped tissue that primarily invades the nasal side of the eye.
If pterygium is present, it must be safely removed through medication or surgical treatment
to prevent permanent vision loss resulting from induced astigmatism.
Can one undergo cataract surgery if they have pterygium?
For a safe surgery, absolutely avoid hospitals that recommend "this"!
Pterygium surgery review directly from Director Lee Kwan-hoon of Gangnam Grand Eye Clinic ✨
Please watch the video all the way to the end :)

🕰Timeline🕰
00:05 A patient's story about pterygium
00:36 Why does pterygium occur?
00:57 What was the patient's condition?
01:39 What's the difference between pterygium and cataract?
02:12 What are the treatment methods for pterygium?
03:11 Can pterygium and cataract surgeries be performed together?
03:46 What was the patient's satisfaction level after surgery?
04:35 After hearing the patient's story, medical

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