Squint (Strabismus) Surgery Restore Proper Eye Alignment and Improve Vision Squint, also known as Strabismus, is a condition in which the eyes do not align properly and point in different directions. One eye may look straight ahead while the other turns inward, outward, upward, or downward. Squint can affect both children and adults and may lead to double vision, poor depth perception, eye strain, or reduced vision (lazy eye) if left untreated. At our eye care center, we provide comprehensive squint evaluation and advanced surgical treatment to improve eye alignment, binocular vision, and overall quality of life. Symptoms of Squint You should seek an eye examination if you notice: Eyes that are not properly aligned One eye turning inward, outward, upward, or downward Double vision Poor depth perception Frequent eye strain or headaches Tilting or turning the head to focus Closing one eye in bright sunlight Children with wandering or crossed eyes Causes of Squint Squint may occur due to: Congenital (present from birth) eye muscle imbalance Family history of strabismus Refractive errors (especially uncorrected farsightedness) Weak eye muscles or nerve disorders Eye injuries Stroke or neurological conditions (in adults) Vision loss in one eye Comprehensive Squint Evaluation Our detailed assessment includes: Complete eye examination Vision assessment Eye muscle movement evaluation Binocular vision testing Refraction for glasses Lazy eye (Amblyopia) assessment Dilated retinal examination when required Personalized treatment planning Treatment Options Depending on your condition, treatment may include: Prescription glasses Prism glasses Eye patching for amblyopia (lazy eye) Vision therapy (selected cases) Botulinum toxin injections (when appropriate) Squint (Strabismus) surgery Squint Surgery Procedure Squint surgery involves adjusting the eye muscles to improve eye alignment. During the procedure: The surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the patient's age and condition. The eye muscles are carefully strengthened, weakened, or repositioned. No stitches are placed on the skin because the surgery is performed on the eye muscles. The procedure generally takes 30–60 minutes. Most patients return home the same day. Benefits of Squint Surgery Improved eye alignment Better binocular vision Enhanced depth perception Reduced or eliminated double vision Improved appearance and self-confidence Better visual development in children Improved quality of life Recovery After Surgery Recovery is generally quick, and mild redness or irritation is common during the first few weeks. Patients are advised to: Use prescribed eye drops and medications. Avoid rubbing the eyes. Avoid swimming and dusty environments until advised. Attend scheduled follow-up appointments. Follow postoperative care instructions carefully. Why Choose Our Squint Services? Experienced ophthalmologists Specialized squint evaluation Advanced diagnostic technology Personalized treatment plans Child-friendly and adult care Modern surgical techniques Comprehensive postoperative follow-up Frequently Asked Questions Is squint surgery painful? No. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, and most patients experience only mild discomfort during recovery. Can adults undergo squint surgery? Yes. Squint surgery can successfully improve eye alignment and appearance in adults as well as children. Will glasses still be needed after surgery? Some patients may still require glasses depending on their refractive error, but surgery corrects the eye alignment rather than the need for vision correction. How long does recovery take? Most patients return to normal daily activities within a few days, while complete healing usually occurs over several weeks. Book Your Squint Consultation If you or your child has misaligned eyes, double vision, or concerns about eye alignment, schedule a comprehensive squint evaluation with our specialists. Early diagnosis and expert treatment can improve both vision and confidence.

Squint (Strabismus) Surgery Restore Proper Eye Alignment and Improve Vision Squint, also known as Strabismus, is a condition in which the eyes do not align properly and point in different directions. One eye may look straight ahead while the other turns inward, outward, upward, or downward. Squint can affect both children and adults and may lead to double vision, poor depth perception, eye strain, or reduced vision (lazy eye) if left untreated. At our eye care center, we provide comprehensive squint evaluation and advanced surgical treatment to improve eye alignment, binocular vision, and overall quality of life. Symptoms of Squint You should seek an eye examination if you notice: Eyes that are not properly aligned One eye turning inward, outward, upward, or downward Double vision Poor depth perception Frequent eye strain or headaches Tilting or turning the head to focus Closing one eye in bright sunlight Children with wandering or crossed eyes Causes of Squint Squint may occur due to: Congenital (present from birth) eye muscle imbalance Family history of strabismus Refractive errors (especially uncorrected farsightedness) Weak eye muscles or nerve disorders Eye injuries Stroke or neurological conditions (in adults) Vision loss in one eye Comprehensive Squint Evaluation Our detailed assessment includes: Complete eye examination Vision assessment Eye muscle movement evaluation Binocular vision testing Refraction for glasses Lazy eye (Amblyopia) assessment Dilated retinal examination when required Personalized treatment planning Treatment Options Depending on your condition, treatment may include: Prescription glasses Prism glasses Eye patching for amblyopia (lazy eye) Vision therapy (selected cases) Botulinum toxin injections (when appropriate) Squint (Strabismus) surgery Squint Surgery Procedure Squint surgery involves adjusting the eye muscles to improve eye alignment. During the procedure: The surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the patient's age and condition. The eye muscles are carefully strengthened, weakened, or repositioned. No stitches are placed on the skin because the surgery is performed on the eye muscles. The procedure generally takes 30–60 minutes. Most patients return home the same day. Benefits of Squint Surgery Improved eye alignment Better binocular vision Enhanced depth perception Reduced or eliminated double vision Improved appearance and self-confidence Better visual development in children Improved quality of life Recovery After Surgery Recovery is generally quick, and mild redness or irritation is common during the first few weeks. Patients are advised to: Use prescribed eye drops and medications. Avoid rubbing the eyes. Avoid swimming and dusty environments until advised. Attend scheduled follow-up appointments. Follow postoperative care instructions carefully. Why Choose Our Squint Services? Experienced ophthalmologists Specialized squint evaluation Advanced diagnostic technology Personalized treatment plans Child-friendly and adult care Modern surgical techniques Comprehensive postoperative follow-up Frequently Asked Questions Is squint surgery painful? No. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, and most patients experience only mild discomfort during recovery. Can adults undergo squint surgery? Yes. Squint surgery can successfully improve eye alignment and appearance in adults as well as children. Will glasses still be needed after surgery? Some patients may still require glasses depending on their refractive error, but surgery corrects the eye alignment rather than the need for vision correction. How long does recovery take? Most patients return to normal daily activities within a few days, while complete healing usually occurs over several weeks. Book Your Squint Consultation If you or your child has misaligned eyes, double vision, or concerns about eye alignment, schedule a comprehensive squint evaluation with our specialists. Early diagnosis and expert treatment can improve both vision and confidence.

Comprehensive Eye Check-Up Protect Your Vision with Regular Eye Examinations Regular eye check-ups are essential for maintaining healthy vision and detecting eye diseases at an early stage. Many eye conditions, including glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, and retinal disorders, may not show noticeable symptoms until significant vision loss has occurred. At our eye care center, we provide comprehensive eye examinations for children, adults, and senior citizens using advanced diagnostic technology and personalized care. Why Regular Eye Check-Ups Are Important Routine eye examinations help to: Detect eye diseases early Monitor changes in vision Update spectacle or contact lens prescriptions Screen for diabetes and hypertension-related eye problems Protect long-term eye health Prevent avoidable vision loss Who Should Have an Eye Check-Up? We recommend regular eye examinations for: Children Adults People over 40 years of age Individuals with diabetes or high blood pressure Contact lens users People with a family history of eye diseases Anyone experiencing changes in vision Symptoms That Require an Eye Examination Visit us if you experience: Blurred vision Frequent headaches Difficulty reading or using digital screens Eye strain or tired eyes Double vision Flashes or floaters Red or painful eyes Difficulty seeing at night Sudden vision changes What Does Our Eye Check-Up Include? Our comprehensive examination may include: Detailed medical and vision history Visual acuity testing Refraction for spectacle or contact lens prescription Eye pressure (glaucoma) screening Slit-lamp examination Dilated retinal examination (when required) Cataract evaluation Retina and optic nerve assessment Dry eye evaluation Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) or other advanced imaging, if indicated Benefits of Regular Eye Examinations Early detection of eye diseases Accurate vision correction Better eye comfort and reduced eye strain Improved quality of life Prevention of vision-threatening complications Personalized eye care recommendations Why Choose Our Eye Care Services? Experienced ophthalmologists and optometrists Advanced diagnostic equipment Comprehensive eye examinations for all ages Personalized treatment plans Modern technology for accurate diagnosis Friendly, patient-centered care Complete follow-up and ongoing eye health management Frequently Asked Questions How often should I have an eye examination? Adults should generally have regular eye examinations based on their age, risk factors, and their ophthalmologist's recommendations. People with diabetes, glaucoma, or other eye conditions may require more frequent visits. Does an eye check-up hurt? No. Most eye examinations are painless. Some tests may involve dilating eye drops, which can cause temporary blurred vision and light sensitivity for a few hours. Can an eye examination detect other health problems? Yes. Comprehensive eye examinations can sometimes reveal signs of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and certain neurological conditions. Do children need routine eye examinations? Yes. Regular eye check-ups help detect vision problems early and support healthy visual development and academic performance. Book Your Comprehensive Eye Check-Up Healthy vision begins with regular eye care. Whether you need a routine examination, a new glasses prescription, or evaluation for an eye condition, our experienced team is here to help. Schedule your comprehensive eye check-up today and take the first step toward lifelong eye health.