Clinic & Surgeon Overview
 

• Location: Aguascalientes, Mexico (north-central Mexico; compact, easy-to-navigate city)
• Facility: The Eye Center of Aguascalientes (YAG laser, ultrasound, ocular angiography, ocular ultrasonics)
• Lead Surgeon: Dr. Humberto de León González, Ophthalmic Surgeon
• Certifications & Associations: Certified by the Mexican Ophthalmology Council; member of the Mexican Society of Ophthalmology; local professional colleges in Aguascalientes
• Experience: 45 years in practice
• Additional Specialist: Dr. Verónica de León (17 years’ experience; subspecialties in anterior segment microsurgery and uveitis)

Conditions & Treatments

The team diagnoses and treats: cataracts, glaucoma, tear-duct problems, strabismus (squint), chalazion (eyelid cyst), pterygium (surfer’s eye), conjunctivitis, diabetic retinopathy, myopia/farsightedness/astigmatism/presbyopia.

Common procedures include:

• Cataract surgery (small-incision, sutureless technique explained in everyday terms during consult)
• Laser eye treatments (e.g., photocoagulation for diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears)
• Eyelid & cosmetic eye procedures (e.g., eye-bag removal)

In simple terms: depending on your case, the clinic can remove cloudy lenses, seal tiny retinal leaks with laser, or correct eyelid issues—always aiming for clearer, more comfortable vision.

Amenities, Hours & Payments
 

• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, drinking water, free parking, wheelchair access, free airport ground transportation, complimentary phone call.
• Operation Hours (UTC-06): Mon–Fri 10:00–20:00; Sat 10:00–14:00; Sun closed.
• Languages: Spanish and English.
• Payments Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Cash, Bank Transfer, PayPal.

Getting There
 

Fly into Aguascalientes International Airport (AGU – Lic. Jesús Terán Peredo). Downtown is a short drive. Patients commonly use Uber or DiDi; authorized airport taxis are also available. Medical Departures can arrange ground transportation—ask your coordinator to set this up with your appointment.

How Medical Departures Helps
 

• MD-Verified Clinic: Credentials reviewed.
• International Coordination: English-speaking support by chat/phone/email.
• Best Price Guarantee: If you see a lower published price, MD can help match it (terms apply).
• No-Obligation Quotes: Get dates, a written estimate, and logistics help before you book.

FAQs

1) What eye treatments are available?
 

Short answer: Cataract surgery, laser photocoagulation, and eyelid procedures like eye-bag removal.

More detail: The team treats cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, pterygium, chalazion, tear-duct issues, and more using modern diagnostics and lasers.

2) Who are the doctors?

Short answer: Dr. Humberto de León (45 years’ experience) and Dr. Verónica de León (17 years).

More detail: Dr. Humberto is Mexican Ophthalmology Council–certified and a member of national and local ophthalmology associations; Dr. Verónica has subspecialties in anterior segment microsurgery and uveitis.

3) Is there any warranty or guarantee on treatments?

Short answer: No formal “surgery warranty” is listed.

More detail: Follow-up and touch-up policies depend on your diagnosis and procedure. Discuss specifics (e.g., post-op visits, enhancement criteria) with your surgeon and your Medical Departures coordinator.

4) Where is the clinic and how do I get there?

Short answer: At The Eye Center of Aguascalientes in Aguascalientes, Mexico.

More detail: From AGU Airport, it’s an easy ride by Uber, DiDi, or authorized taxis. Medical Departures can coordinate ground transportation and share turn-by-turn directions when your appointment is confirmed.

5) What languages are spoken?

Short answer: Spanish and English.

More detail: If you’d feel more comfortable with bilingual support across your visit, your MD coordinator can arrange it.

6) What payment types do you accept?

Short answer: Visa, Mastercard, cash, bank transfer, and PayPal.

More detail: Ask your bank about international fees or card limits. For transfers/PayPal, confirm details with your coordinator beforehand.

7) What should I plan for recovery and length of stay?

Short answer: Many laser treatments are outpatient; cataract surgery often allows quick recovery.

More detail: Your surgeon will tailor guidance (e.g., eye shield, drops, activity limits). Travelers often stay a few days for follow-up checks.

8) Is the facility modern and safe?

Short answer: Yes—two fully equipped operating theaters with advanced diagnostic and laser technology.

More detail: The center uses YAG laser, ultrasound, ocular angiography, and ocular ultrasonics for precise diagnosis and treatment.