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Glasses or specialized contact lenses may help improve vision. They do not serve the same purpose as treatment intended to control progression.
OptiláserINTERNATIONALLet’s talk ↗A keratoconus diagnosis can bring many questions. A specialist assessment helps you understand your stage, whether the condition is progressing and which options may suit your eyes.

Keratoconus makes the cornea thinner and more irregular, affecting how light focuses inside the eye. It can affect the two eyes differently. Corneal imaging helps the specialist assess its shape and plan care.
Symptoms alone do not establish a diagnosis.
Glasses or specialized contact lenses may help improve vision. They do not serve the same purpose as treatment intended to control progression.
Cross-linking uses riboflavin and ultraviolet light to strengthen corneal tissue. Its main aim is to slow or stop progression in suitable cases, not to promise freedom from glasses.
Small implants can reshape the cornea in selected cases. Your specialist determines suitability and whether another treatment should be combined with them.

Ophthalmologist trained at Instituto Barraquer de Colombia, with experience in the cornea and anterior segment.
Bring your questions to the consultation. Understanding the recommendation is part of making a decision about your care.
Ask about an assessmentNo. The decision depends on the stage, evidence of progression, corneal measurements and visual needs. Your assessment is the starting point.
Optiláser requests corneal topography for international keratoconus enquiries. The corneal specialist reviews the available information to guide treatment planning and the proposed length of stay.
Under Optiláser’s current international-patient protocol, corneal transplantation is not offered to foreign nationals. Colombian nationals living abroad should ask the team to confirm eligibility and availability before planning travel.
Its primary aim is to control progression. You may still need glasses or contact lenses, and visual results vary. The specialist will discuss expected benefits and limitations.
There is no single itinerary for keratoconus. Your specialist must recommend the stay based on the treatment and follow-up you need.
Ask about healing, discomfort, infection, visual changes and whether additional treatment could be needed. The discussion should cover your specific procedure and eye measurements.
Tell us how to reach you and which treatment you would like to explore. Our coordinator will guide you through the next steps.
Please do not include medical records or sensitive health information in this initial enquiry.