Strabismus / Squint

Strabismus, or squint, is a condition where the eyes are misaligned, affecting visual alignment and depth perception.

Strabismus can result from various factors, including problems with the eye muscles, nerve damage, or refractive errors.

Treatment options for strabismus may include glasses, vision therapy, eye exercises, or surgical correction to realign the muscles that control eye movement.

Strabismus can manifest in different forms, including esotropia (inward deviation of the eyes), exotropia (outward deviation), hypertropia (upward deviation), or hypotropia (downward deviation), each requiring tailored treatment approaches.

Address strabismus early for clear vision and improved eye coordination. Schedule a comprehensive eye exam to explore treatment options and prevent long-term complications.