The Cero Dolor Method

The intelligent fusion of the conventional and the alternative

An interdisciplinary clinical method that integrates three disciplines in a single treatment cycle, with no drugs as its axis.

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Medicine

Reduced reliance on drugs and metabolic modulation of pain.

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Non-conventional physiotherapy

Muscle chains, fascia and postural re-education.

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Pain psychology

CBT, emotional management and heart–brain coherence.

72-hour cycle
13 sessions
10 documented years
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Backing

Ten years of documented clinical practice

10 years of documented clinical practice
INVIMA Smärtgel with health registration
Founding team interdisciplinary and certified
Flagship unit Clínica Sharón · Ibagué

We communicate documented and reported results. Due to legal restrictions, and to comply with Colombian and international law, we do not promise a cure or efficacy figures without formal registration.

How we work with you

Three routes, one method

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For patients in Colombia

Understand the treatment, see the National Full Package and book a free initial assessment at the nearest unit.

For patients
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For clinics & IPSPriority

Become a certified operator of the Cero Dolor Method, with specialty exclusivity in your territory and patient routing from the platform.

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UNIDOL Global

International patients receive the method in an intensive 7-day plan in Colombia, with treatment, lodging and transfers coordinated.

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Frequently asked questions

What people ask us most

What is UNIDOL?

UNIDOL is the platform of Laboratorio del Dolor (Colombia) that delivers the Cero Dolor (Zero Pain) Method: an interdisciplinary treatment combining medicine, non-conventional physiotherapy and pain psychology, built around a drug-free approach. It serves patients in Colombia, international patients (UNIDOL Global) and clinics (IPS) that operate the method under license.

What is the Cero Dolor Method and how does it work?

The Cero Dolor (Zero Pain) Method is an interdisciplinary clinical treatment that integrates three disciplines —medicine, non-conventional physiotherapy and pain psychology— in a single 72-hour cycle of 13 sessions, with a drug-free approach at its core. It is neither conventional nor alternative medicine, but an intelligent fusion of both, backed by 10 years of documented clinical practice.

Who is the Cero Dolor Method for? Will it help my pain?

It is aimed at people with persistent or chronic pain who want an option with less reliance on drugs. Every case is assessed individually in a clinical evaluation before starting, where the team determines whether the method is right for you. It does not replace emergency care or your treating physician's management.

Is it safe, and do you promise a cure?

The method has 10 years of documented clinical practice and a certified interdisciplinary team; our Smärtgel product holds INVIMA health registration (NSOC98496-20CO), verifiable at invima.gov.co. Due to legal restrictions, and to comply with Colombian and international law, we do not promise a cure or efficacy figures: we communicate documented and reported results, and every case is assessed individually.

What's the difference between the national treatment and UNIDOL Global?

It is the same method in two formats. In Colombia it is outpatient over 5 to 7 weeks and the initial assessment is free (Paquete Full Nacional, COP 2,950,000). UNIDOL Global concentrates it into an intensive 7-day program in Colombia for international patients, with packages from USD 1,900 and lodging and transfers coordinated.

How do I start, and where are you located?

You start with an assessment. In Colombia the initial assessment is free and we route you to the nearest unit, to our flagship unit —Clínica Sharón in Ibagué— or virtually if none is nearby. If you are abroad, you book a virtual assessment (USD 150, partly credited to your package) and we coordinate your 7-day plan.

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