Vitreous body destruction treatment in Spain — get 3 personalized clinic matches

Dr. Jordi Monés offers 76 years of experience of vitreoretinal expertise, having performed over 900 vitrectomies and leading international trials from the Institut de la Màcula. Diagnostics at JCI-accredited Teknon start around $320 for an OCT scan. Treatment options typically range from $5,880–7,000 for YAG laser vitreolysis to $10,580–12,000 for micro-invasive vitrectomy, covering the procedure and anesthesia.

Dr. Nabil Ragaei Kamel, an ophthalmologist with 38 years of experience' experience, has performed 1,100+ procedures and was the first in Spain to implant multifocal toric lenses. He works at JCI-accredited Quirónsalud Marbella, a coastal hospital with 800+ medical staff. A comprehensive consultation with examination costs around $290. The vitreous body destruction procedure typically runs $4,700–$7,060 and includes the treatment and required diagnostic tests.

Hospital Ruber Internacional is a private single-specialty medical center in Madrid, Spain, specializing in neurosurgery, orthopedics, and cardiology. The hospital treats both adults and children, providing care to around 25,000 patients each year. Most patients come from CIS countries, Europe & the Commonwealth, and the USA, Canada, and Australia.

Clinica Universidad de Navarra is a JCI-accredited hospital with extensive experience treating complex eye conditions. The facility has treated over 700,000 patients from 70 countries and ranks as Spain's top private hospital for medical reputation.

HM Nou Delfos provides diagnostics and treatment for vitreous body destruction with dedicated specialists. The clinic operates within HM Hospitals, Spain's largest private healthcare network, utilizing advanced imaging technologies including CT and MRI.