“Excelente médico y cirujano, le estamos muy agradecidas al Dr. Eduardo Lovo por la intervención quirúrgica realizada a mi mamá, gracias a su diagnóstico y estudio del caso fue una operación exitosa. Destacamos su amabilidad, empatía y amplio conocimiento en su especialidad. Mil gracias Dr. Lovo por su magnífico trabajo, le estamos muy agradecidas.”
Neurosurgeon & Radiosurgeon · ISRS Certified
Neurosurgery Second Opinion with Dr. Eduardo Lovo
Clarity and certainty when you need it most. A neurosurgery second opinion can confirm your diagnosis, reveal new alternatives and change your future. Review your case with a specialist in brain tumors, spine and radiosurgery with Gamma Knife.
What is a neurosurgery second opinion?
A medical second opinion in neurosurgery is an independent evaluation of your diagnosis and treatment plan, performed by a specialist. Dr. Eduardo Lovo, a neurosurgeon and radiosurgeon with over 20 years of experience, reviews cases of brain tumors, spinal pathology and functional disorders, in person in San Salvador or via video consultation for international patients.
Why request a second opinion from Dr. Lovo?
Not promises, but track record, international training and verifiable technology at the service of your case.
Over 20 years of experience
Two decades treating brain tumors and complex neurological diseases in neurosurgery and radiosurgery.
Trained at MD Anderson
Neuro-oncology fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, USA), a world reference in cancer care.
ISRS Certification (2025)
Certified by the International Stereotactic Radiosurgery Society, the highest standard in stereotactic radiosurgery.
Master's in CNS radiosurgery
Master's degree in central nervous system radiosurgery from Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio, Spain (2024).
Pioneer of robotic radiosurgery
Director of the International Cancer Center and founder of the Robotic Radiosurgery Center (CyberKnife) in the region.
Scientific backing
Author of more than 30 scientific publications and member of international societies such as ISRS, IBLA and the Aspen Global Leadership Network.
When to seek a second opinion
If you recognize yourself in any of these situations, it is worth reviewing your case before deciding.
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You were told it is "inoperable"
You have been told your case "has no solution" or is inoperable, and you want an expert assessment before accepting it.
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Doubts about the diagnosis
You have doubts about the diagnosis of a brain tumor or a spinal condition and want to confirm it.
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You want less aggressive options
The proposed treatment is very aggressive and you want to know minimally invasive or non-invasive options, such as radiosurgery.
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No improvement after surgery
You have not improved after a first spine surgery (failed back surgery syndrome) and need to reassess.
Second opinion by condition
We reassess the most frequent cases in each area. Explore the condition closest to your diagnosis.
International patient orientation
How we work
A clear, structured process to coordinate your medical evaluation in El Salvador or via international teleconsultation.
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Initial Contact
Contact us via WhatsApp +503 6844-0825 or email clinicadrlovo@gmail.com stating your diagnosis. Our team will respond promptly to guide you.
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Prepare Your Records
Have your current diagnosis and imaging ready (MRI or CT scan). Our team will guide you on how to share your medical history and imaging for review.
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Schedule Your Consultation
We schedule the date and time for your private teleconsultation or in-person visit in San Salvador according to your timeframe.
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Receive Your Treatment Plan
Dr. Eduardo Lovo thoroughly reviews your case, presents minimally invasive or radiosurgical alternatives, and defines the next steps with you.
PATIENT TESTIMONIALS
Voices that trust Dr. Lovo
More than two decades caring for patients with high-complexity neurosurgery and radiosurgery. These are some of their experiences (original quotes in Spanish).
4.6 of 5 · 200 verified reviews
“Mí diagnóstico era una hernia en la columna que el Dr. Lovo dijo "no operación, con los medicamentos, reposo y ciertos cuidados podrá estar bien" y así fue y desde hace 15 años que no volví a tener dolor. Para mí es un médico que no es comercial, es vocación y yo lo súper recomiendo”
“Es un profesional muy acucioso con un alto sentido humanitario, científico persistente, innovador. Empático con sus pacientes y muchos otros atributos que lo convierten en un médico loable y emprendedor.”
Video testimonials
Real patient stories
Patients and families who sought a second opinion and found a clear answer for their treatment.
Seizures dropped from 10 a day to just 1 or 2
“She used to have five to ten seizures a day... today she doesn't have more than one or two. They did great work — we've seen very significant progress.”
Everything went wonderfully
“He reacted really well, he got up in great spirits. It's all been, thank God, wonderful. The care from all the doctors, everything was great.”
A trip from Colombia for a broader chance at life
“We made this whole journey to San Salvador to give Selene a much broader chance at life... Today Selene is doing perfectly.”
I was told there was no hope; here I got a second opinion
“I'd been told there was no hope, that surgery wasn't possible... Dr. Eduardo Lovo gave us a second opinion and said he could operate. Today I can go back to studying.”
Care for patients from other countries
Dr. Lovo treats international patients via video consultation and in person in San Salvador. Find the information specific to your country.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a second opinion if I live in another country?
Yes. Dr. Eduardo Lovo evaluates international cases through video consultation. To start your process, contact our team via WhatsApp +503 6844-0825 or email clinicadrlovo@gmail.com; we will guide you step by step to schedule your appointment and coordinate the review of your case.
What studies or documents should I prepare for my review?
To evaluate your case with the greatest accuracy, have your current diagnosis, medical reports, and clinical images ready. When you contact us, our team will tell you how to share your files before the consultation.
Does requesting a second opinion mean changing doctor or treatment?
Not necessarily. A second opinion serves to confirm your diagnosis, clarify doubts and evaluate all the alternatives, including minimally invasive options and radiosurgery (such as Gamma Knife or CyberKnife) that may offer better results with lower risk, so you can make an informed decision.
Can radiosurgery avoid traditional open surgery?
In selected cases, yes. Through technologies such as Gamma Knife and CyberKnife, stereotactic radiosurgery can treat certain brain tumors, spinal lesions, and functional conditions with millimetric precision. This procedure is performed without incisions and without prolonged hospitalization. During your consultation, Dr. Eduardo Lovo will assess whether your lesion is a candidate for this treatment.
What is the process for coordinating my second opinion?
Coordinating your evaluation is quick and simple:
- Initial contact: Write to us by WhatsApp or email and indicate your diagnosis.
- Sending studies: Our team will tell you how to share your medical history and medical images for review.
- Scheduling: We confirm the date and time of your video consultation (for international patients) or in-person appointment in San Salvador, El Salvador.
- Consultation and recommendation: Dr. Lovo independently reviews your case, issues a written medical report, and defines the next steps
What does a neurosurgery second opinion include?
A specialized and independent medical review of your diagnosis and proposed treatment, together with a written medical report. Dr. Lovo carefully evaluates your medical records and images to provide a clear clinical recommendation, discuss the available treatment options (surgical or radiosurgical), and answer all your questions in an in-person consultation in San Salvador or through an international video consultation.
SECOND OPINION
Dr. Eduardo Lovo
Neurosurgeon and radiosurgeon specialized in complex cases.
Start by contacting the clinic by WhatsApp, telephone, or email. The team will explain how to prepare your case information and confirm availability for a video consultation or in-person care.
