Squint Treatment
Restoring alignment, binocular vision and confidence.
Overview
Squint (strabismus) is a misalignment of the eyes where they do not look in the same direction. It affects both vision and appearance. Treatment ranges from spectacles and exercises to surgical correction in both children and adults.
Symptoms
- Eyes not aligned in the same direction
- Double vision
- Head tilting or turning to see
- Eye strain and headaches
Causes
- Refractive errors (especially hypermetropia)
- Muscle imbalance
- Neurological causes
- Injury or surgery
Diagnosis
- Cover / uncover test
- Prism bar measurement
- Hess screen and diplopia charting
- Refraction under cycloplegia
Treatment
- Refractive correction with glasses
- Orthoptic exercises
- Botulinum toxin injections
- Squint surgery — safe and precise
Benefits
- Improved binocular vision
- Cosmetic correction
- Better self-confidence
Why Choose Us
- Precise pre-op measurements
- Adjustable-suture technique when required
- Care for both children and adults
Frequently Asked Questions
No. In children it also restores binocular vision; in adults it eliminates double vision and improves alignment.