Blurry Vision

A gradual blurring or fogging of vision that can make it difficult to see details clearly.

Fading Colors

Colors may appear less vibrant or more yellowed.

Difficulty with Night Vision

Increased difficulty seeing at night or in low-light conditions, often accompanied by glare or halos around lights.

Sensitivity to Light

Increased sensitivity to bright lights and glare, making it uncomfortable to be in well-lit environments.

Double Vision

Seeing double images in one eye.

Frequent Prescription Changes

Needing frequent changes in eyeglass or contact lens prescriptions.

Comprehensive Eye Examination

Our thorough eye exams assess the degree and type of squint, evaluating both the structure and function of the eyes. We use advanced diagnostic tools to determine the underlying cause of the misalignment.

Non-Surgical Treatments

Depending on the type and severity of the squint, we may recommend non-surgical treatments such as corrective glasses, prisms, or vision therapy exercises. These methods can help improve eye coordination and alignment.

Surgical Correction

For more pronounced cases, we offer surgical intervention to correct the eye muscles and realign the eyes. Our experienced surgeons use precise techniques to adjust the muscles responsible for eye movement, ensuring optimal alignment and function.

Pediatric Care

Early detection and treatment are crucial for children with squint. Our pediatric ophthalmologists specialize in treating young patients, providing gentle and effective care to correct eye alignment and support healthy visual development.

Post-Treatment Follow-Up

After treatment, we provide ongoing monitoring and follow-up care to ensure the success of the correction and to address any residual issues. Regular check-ups help maintain proper eye alignment and prevent recurrence.