Over time, the eyelids may appear droopy, swollen, or with excess skin, giving an appearance of tiredness and even affecting vision. Blepharoplasty is a procedure that helps rejuvenate the eyes, improve the appearance of the eyelids, and, in some cases, expand the visual field. At Clínica de Oftalmología Santa Lucía, we have specialized oculoplastic ophthalmic surgeons focused on achieving natural, harmonious results. What can blepharoplasty improve? Upper blepharoplasty: Corrects excess skin and bags in the upper eyelid that can make the eyes look heavy or tired, and can even make vision difficult. Lower blepharoplasty: Helps reduce bags under the eyes, marked under-eye dark circles, and excess thin skin. Quad blepharoplasty: Combines upper and lower eyelid surgery to achieve more complete facial rejuvenation. How is it performed? The procedure is performed using small incisions placed in the natural folds of the eyelid, aiming for scars that are almost imperceptible. The surgeon removes or redistributes excess fat and skin to achieve a fresher, more natural appearance. The surgery lasts approximately between 1 and 2 hours, is performed with local anesthesia and sedation, and the patient can return home the same day. Results The results allow for a more rested, youthful, and natural-looking appearance. In patients where excess skin affects vision, it can also improve the visual field. Swelling decreases progressively, and scars typically become practically invisible over time. Who are candidates? People with droopy eyelids, bags under the eyes, or excess skin who want to rejuvenate their eyes or improve vision affected by the upper eyelids. Before surgery, a complete ophthalmologic evaluation is performed to ensure a safe, personalized procedure. Reference price In Colombia, the cost of blepharoplasty may vary depending on the type of procedure (upper, lower, or full). For international patients, it represents an excellent alternative compared with countries such as the United States or Europe, with specialized care and more accessible costs. Consult your evaluation and available packages through KURBUO. Process for international patients • Preliminary teleconsultation through KURBUO • Preoperative evaluation in Medellín • Scheduled outpatient surgery as indicated by the physician • Follow-up visits and suture removal before returning to your country • Postoperative virtual follow-up with your specialist

LASIK surgery is one of the most advanced and safe procedures for correcting visual problems such as myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. At the Santa Lucía Ophthalmology Clinic, we perform this procedure using state-of-the-art laser technology and specialists with extensive experience in eye health. The goal is to help you reduce or even eliminate your dependence on glasses or contact lenses, so you can enjoy more comfortable and natural vision. What does LASIK surgery correct? • Myopia • Hyperopia • Astigmatism In some patients, it may also significantly reduce the need to wear glasses or contact lenses in daily life. How does it work? The procedure uses a high-precision laser that gently reshapes the cornea so the eye can focus images correctly. The procedure lasts approximately between 8 and 12 minutes per eye and is performed on an outpatient basis, so you can return home the same day. Most patients experience a quick recovery and begin to notice visual improvement within the first hours or the next day. Results LASIK surgery offers high levels of effectiveness and satisfaction. Many patients achieve clearer vision and greater freedom to carry out everyday, sports, and work activities without relying on glasses. Results may vary depending on each person’s visual conditions and prior medical evaluation. Who are candidates? The surgery is indicated for people with stable refractive error and good ocular health. Before the procedure, a specialized evaluation is performed that includes detailed studies of the cornea and vision to determine whether LASIK, PRK, or another alternative is the most appropriate option for the patient. Reference price In Colombia, the cost of LASIK or PRK surgery may vary depending on the technology and the type of procedure indicated. For international patients, it represents a high-quality alternative with more accessible costs compared to countries such as the United States, Canada, or Europe. Consult your evaluation and available packages through KURBUO. Process for international patients • Preliminary teleconsultation through KURBUO • Preoperative evaluation in Medellín • Scheduled outpatient surgery according to medical indication • Postoperative follow-up before returning to your country • Remote follow-up after with your specialist

Cataract surgery, designed not only to replace the natural lens, but also to correct visual problems such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia. At Clínica de Oftalmología Santa Lucía, we customize each procedure with premium, next-generation intraocular lenses, tailored to each patient’s lifestyle and visual needs. What does it correct? Cataract surgery can help correct: • Presbyopia or difficulty seeing up close after age 40 • Myopia • Hyperopia • Astigmatism • Early or advanced cataract It is also an excellent alternative for patients who are not candidates for LASIK due to thin corneas or high prescriptions, and for people over 50 years old who are seeking independence from glasses. How does it work? The specialist performs phacoemulsification to remove the natural lens and then implants a customized intraocular lens (IOL) based on the patient’s needs. The lenses may be: • Toric: correct astigmatism • Multifocal or trifocal: improve distance, intermediate, and near vision • EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus): provide a continuous range of vision with less dysphotopsia The procedure: • Takes between 15 and 20 minutes per eye • Is performed on an outpatient basis • Uses topical anesthesia (drops) • Allows for rapid visual recovery Expected results More than 90% of patients achieve partial or total independence from glasses for their daily activities. Visual recovery usually occurs: • Between 24 and 72 hours for functional vision • Between 4 and 8 weeks for complete adaptation to the new visual pattern Are you a candidate? This procedure may be indicated for: • Patients over 45 years old with presbyopia • People with cataract and a desire to reduce dependence on glasses • Patients with stable prescription and good overall ocular health The assessment includes specialized studies such as: • High-precision optical biometry • Corneal topography • Anterior segment tomography • Ocular aberrometry These tests allow selection of the ideal intraocular lens for each patient. Reference price In Colombia, cataract refractive surgery with premium intraocular lenses may vary from: • $8,800,000 COP per eye • $2,200 USD per eye for international patients This may represent an approximate savings of 55% to 70% compared with the United States, Canada, and Europe, where the procedure with multifocal lenses can exceed $15,000 USD for both eyes. Process for international patients 1. Preliminary teleconsultation via KURBUO 2. Preoperative assessment upon arrival in Medellín 3. Surgery on the first eye between 1 and 2 days after the assessment 4. Surgery on the second eye between 24 and 48 hours afterward 5. Postoperative follow-up before returning home 6. Virtual follow-up with the surgeon from the patient’s country of residence

The retina is a fundamental part of the eye, responsible for capturing images and sending them to the brain. When a retinal disease occurs, vision can be seriously affected if it is not treated in time. At the Santa Lucía Ophthalmology Clinic, we perform vitreoretinal surgery with minimally invasive technology and highly trained specialists in the management of complex retinal diseases. What conditions can it treat? Vitreoretinal surgery can help in cases such as: • Retinal detachment • Bleeding inside the eye • Diabetic retinopathy • Macular hole • Membranes over the retina • Complications from ocular trauma • Problems related to intraocular lenses Each treatment is personalized according to the condition and the visual needs of each patient. How is it performed? The procedure is performed through very small microincisions that allow the specialist to access the inside of the eye and treat the retina directly. Depending on the case, laser, gas, or silicone oil may be used to help stabilize and protect the retina during recovery. The surgery can last approximately between 1 and 3 hours, and depending on complexity, the patient may go home the same day or require medical observation. Results The main objective of the surgery is to preserve vision and prevent the progression of retinal disease. Visual recovery may vary depending on the diagnosis, the duration of the condition, and the condition of the retina before surgery. In many cases, improvement occurs progressively during the months following the procedure. Who are candidates? Patients with retinal diseases diagnosed by the specialist, especially when there is a risk of significant vision loss. Some conditions, such as retinal detachment or certain ocular hemorrhages, require prompt attention to increase the chances of visual recovery. Before surgery, specialized examinations are performed to assess the condition of the retina and define the most appropriate treatment. Reference price In Colombia, the value of vitreoretinal surgery may vary depending on the complexity of the procedure and the technology required. For international patients, it represents a high-quality alternative with more accessible costs compared to countries such as the United States, Canada, or Europe. Get your assessment and available packages through KURBUO. Process for international patients • Pre-consultation telemedicine through KURBUO • Review of test results and diagnostic images • Preoperative evaluation in Medellín • Scheduled surgery according to medical priority • Postoperative follow-ups before returning to your country • Virtual follow-up with your specialist

Retinal photocoagulation is an outpatient laser procedure that helps prevent the progression of retinal diseases such as diabetic retinopathy, retinal tears, and some types of macular edema. At the Santa Lucía Ophthalmology Clinic, we have state-of-the-art argon laser and multispot technology, enabling more precise, safe treatments with greater comfort for the patient. What conditions does it treat? • Severe proliferative and non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy • Retinal tears to prevent retinal detachment • Retinal vein occlusions • Sickle cell retinopathy • Some types of focal macular edema How does it work? The specialist applies controlled laser pulses to specific areas of the retina to: • Seal abnormal blood vessels • Close retinal tears • Reduce edema and ischemic areas The procedure: • Takes between 15 and 30 minutes per session • Is performed with topical anesthesia (drops) • Is outpatient and does not require hospitalization • May require between 1 and 3 sessions depending on the diagnosis Expected results Retinal photocoagulation has been shown to: • Reduce by more than 50% the risk of severe vision loss from diabetic retinopathy, according to ETDRS studies • Prevent retinal detachment in more than 95% of cases when retinal tears are treated promptly Are you a candidate? This procedure may be indicated for patients with: • Diabetic retinopathy with treatment criteria • Peripheral retinal tears • Venous occlusions with neovascularization • Vascular diseases of the retina The evaluation includes: • Dilated fundus exam • Macular OCT • Fluorescein angiography, if the specialist deems it necessary Reference price In Colombia, retinal photocoagulation has a value starting from: • $1,680,000 COP per session • $420 USD per eye for international patients This may represent an approximate savings of 60% to 75% compared with countries such as the United States, Canada, and Europe, where each session can cost between $1,500 and $3,000 USD. Process for international patients 1. Pre-consultation telemedicine through KURBUO with review of test results and diagnostic images 2. Specialist evaluation upon arrival in Medellín 3. Outpatient procedure the same day or the following day 4. Post-procedure follow-up before the return trip 5. Virtual follow-up with the retina specialist during the 3 to 6 months after treatment

Peripheral iridotomy with YAG laser is a quick, outpatient procedure that helps prevent acute angle-closure glaucoma, an ophthalmologic emergency that can cause permanent vision loss within a few hours if not treated promptly. At the Santa Lucía Ophthalmology Clinic, we perform this procedure with the latest-generation YAG laser technology, without incisions and with rapid recovery. What conditions does it treat? • Narrow anterior chamber angle with risk of closure • Chronic or intermittent angle-closure glaucoma • History of episodes of acute glaucoma • Acute glaucoma crisis as an urgent initial treatment How does it work? The ophthalmologist uses a YAG laser to create a small opening in the periphery of the iris, allowing proper flow of the aqueous humor between the eye’s chambers and preventing a dangerous increase in intraocular pressure. The procedure: • Takes between 5 and 10 minutes per eye • Performed in an office setting • Uses topical anesthesia (drops) • Does not require incisions or hospitalization Expected results YAG laser iridotomy: • Prevents acute angle closure in more than 95% of treated cases • Helps normalize intraocular pressure in patients with intermittent closure • Reduces the risk of progressive optic nerve damage Are you a candidate? This procedure may be indicated for patients with: • Narrow anterior chamber angle identified by gonioscopy • Family history of acute glaucoma • Symptoms such as eye pain, halos around lights, or episodic blurred vision Specialized evaluation may include: • Gonioscopy • Ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) • Anterior segment tomography Reference price In Colombia, YAG laser iridotomy has a value starting from: • $1,280,000 COP per eye • $320 USD per eye for international patients This may represent a savings of 60% to 80% compared with countries such as the United States, Canada, and Europe, where the procedure can cost between $1,000 and $2,500 USD per eye. Process for international patients 1. Preliminary teleconsultation via KURBUO 2. Specialized evaluation upon arrival in Medellín 3. Procedure the same day or the next day 4. Intraocular pressure check one hour after and before the return trip 5. Annual virtual follow-up with the ophthalmologist

Keratoconus is a disease that progressively weakens and deforms the cornea, affecting visual quality and making it difficult to use eyeglasses or contact lenses. Corneal Crosslinking (CXL) is a procedure designed to strengthen the cornea and help stop the progression of the disease, protecting vision in the long term. At the Santa Lucía Ophthalmology Clinic, we perform this treatment with state-of-the-art technology and specialized protocols for patients with keratoconus and other corneal disorders. What can Corneal Crosslinking treat? The procedure helps slow the progression of: • Keratoconus • Corneal ectasia • Corneal alterations following refractive surgery Although it does not completely eliminate keratoconus, it can help stabilize the cornea and prevent vision from continuing to deteriorate. How is it performed? During the procedure, special riboflavin drops (vitamin B2) are applied to the cornea, and then controlled ultraviolet light is used to strengthen its internal fibers. The treatment: • Takes approximately between 30 and 60 minutes per eye • Is performed on an outpatient basis • Does not require hospitalization • Allows you to go home the same day Expected results Corneal Crosslinking has been shown to be highly effective in helping stop the progression of keratoconus when performed in a timely manner. Its main goal is to stabilize the cornea and preserve vision. In some patients, gradual improvement in visual quality may also occur during the months following treatment. Who are candidates? Patients diagnosed with: • Progressive keratoconus • Corneal ectasia • Corneal alterations that require corneal strengthening Before the procedure, a complete ophthalmologic evaluation is performed with specialized tests to assess: • Corneal thickness • Corneal topography • The status and progression of the disease Reference price In Colombia, the value of Corneal Crosslinking may vary depending on the technology used and the needs of each patient. For international patients, it represents a specialized and more accessible alternative compared to countries such as the United States, Canada, and Europe. Get your assessment and available packages through KURBUO. Process for international patients 1. Preliminary teleconsultation via KURBUO 2. Preoperative evaluation in Medellín 3. Scheduled outpatient procedure according to medical indication 4. Postoperative follow-up before returning to your country 5. Subsequent virtual follow-up with the specialist

Refractive cataract surgery is the advanced evolution of cataract surgery, designed not only to replace the natural lens, but also to correct visual problems such as myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and presbyopia. At the Clínica de Oftalmología Santa Lucía, we customize each procedure with premium intraocular lenses of the latest generation, tailored to each patient’s lifestyle and visual needs. What does it correct? Refractive cataract surgery can help correct: • Presbyopia or difficulty seeing up close after age 40 • Myopia • Hyperopia • Astigmatism • Early or advanced cataract It is also an excellent alternative for patients who are not candidates for LASIK due to thin corneas or high prescriptions, and for people over 50 years old who are looking for independence from glasses. How does it work? The specialist performs phacoemulsification to remove the natural lens and then implants a customized intraocular lens (IOL) based on the patient’s needs. The lenses can be: • Toric: correct astigmatism • Multifocal or trifocal: improve distance, intermediate, and near vision • EDOF (Extended Depth of Focus): provide a continuous range of vision with less dysphotopsia The procedure: • Takes between 15 and 20 minutes per eye • Is performed on an outpatient basis • Uses topical anesthesia (drops) • Allows for rapid visual recovery Expected results More than 90% of patients achieve partial or total independence from glasses for their daily activities. Visual recovery is usually: • Between 24 and 72 hours for functional vision • Between 4 and 8 weeks for complete adaptation to the new visual pattern Are you a candidate? This procedure may be indicated for: • Patients older than 45 years with presbyopia • People with cataract and a desire to reduce dependence on glasses • Patients with stable prescription and good overall eye health The assessment includes specialized studies such as: • High-precision optical biometry • Corneal topography • Anterior segment tomography • Ocular aberrometry These tests allow selection of the ideal intraocular lens for each patient. Reference price In Colombia, refractive cataract surgery with premium intraocular lenses may vary from: • $8,800,000 COP per eye • $2,200 USD per eye for international patients This may represent an approximate savings of 55% to 70% compared with the United States, Canada, and Europe, where the procedure with multifocal lenses can exceed $15,000 USD for both eyes. Process for international patients 1. Preliminary teleconsultation via KURBUO 2. Preoperative evaluation upon arrival in Medellín 3. Surgery on the first eye between 1 and 2 days after the evaluation 4. Surgery on the second eye between 24 and 48 hours afterward 5. Postoperative follow-up before returning home 6. Virtual follow-up with the surgeon from the country of residence