Squint Surgery / Strabismus Correction Package

Squint, medically known as strabismus, occurs when the eyes do not align properly.
It may affect one or both eyes and can occur in children or adults.
A squint evaluation helps identify the type and underlying cause of eye misalignment.
Our Squint Surgery / Strabismus Correction Package supports a structured assessment and treatment plan.
The evaluation may include vision and eye alignment assessment.
Doctors may assess eye movements and binocular vision.
A detailed examination helps determine whether surgery is appropriate.
Strabismus surgery may be recommended when eye misalignment requires surgical correction.
The procedure aims to improve the alignment of the eyes.
Treatment decisions depend on age, severity, eye condition, and individual needs.
Children may benefit from early evaluation when squint is noticed.
Adults with newly developed squint should also undergo an eye examination.
Symptoms can include crossed eyes, wandering eyes, double vision, or difficulty focusing.
Some patients may experience eye strain or reduced depth perception.
A specialist evaluates these concerns before recommending treatment.
The treatment plan is personalized according to the patient's condition.
Preoperative assessment helps determine surgical requirements.
Patients receive guidance about the procedure and expected recovery.
Following surgery, temporary redness or discomfort may occur.
Recovery time can vary from person to person.
Postoperative reviews help monitor eye alignment and healing.
Patients should follow all prescribed postoperative instructions carefully.
Regular follow-up is important after squint correction surgery.
The package is designed to provide coordinated care throughout the treatment journey.
If you notice persistent eye misalignment, consider consulting an eye specialist.
Timely assessment can help identify suitable treatment options.
Talk to an ophthalmologist to understand whether strabismus correction is right for you.