Best Clinics for Keratoconus Treatment in Spain: 5 Top-Rated Centers

Dr. Jordi Mones has 25 years specializing in corneal diseases, performing 1,100+ procedures and leading international trials. The JCI-accredited Quirónsalud clinic provides all-inclusive packages. Diagnostics start from around $270 for an OCT scan. Corneal cross-linking typically runs $3,800–$4,900 and includes surgery and follow-up, while corneal ring implantation costs around $2,700–$3,800. A full corneal transplant package may cost $9,000–$12,000, covering tissue, surgery, and a hospital stay.

Prof. Carlos Vergés, a Harvard-trained ophthalmologist with 40 years of experience, treats keratoconus at Quirónsalud Madrid, named among World's Best Hospitals. A consultation costs around €388. Corneal transplant procedures typically run €9,000–€12,000 and include pre-op diagnostics, surgery, and post-operative care, with a 1-3 night stay.

Hospital HM Sanchinarro offers specialized Keratoconus care in Madrid, with consultation costs around $300. The clinic serves a high volume of international patients, with 400,000 annual visits from across Europe, the Arab League, and Russian-speaking countries.

Clinica Universidad de Navarra holds JCI accreditation and has treated over 700,000 patients from 70 countries. Treatment for Keratoconus may cost around $12,100–$19,800. The hospital is recognized as Spain's best private hospital by MERCO.

Hospital HM Nou Delfos offers specialized Keratoconus treatment with corneal cross-linking procedures costing around $12,100–$19,800. The clinic is part of Spain's largest hospital network, HM Hospitals, and features advanced diagnostic imaging technology including CT and MRI. Dr. Rodrigo Rocamora, a neurologist with extensive epilepsy expertise, leads the neurology department and holds affiliations with European Reference Network and UPF University.