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Squint Correction

Straight Eyes. Confident Vision.

Squint means the eyes do not look in the same direction. One eye may turn in, out, up, or down.

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See the difference

Easy visual understanding

Simple English + clear pictures — so school level and family members can understand squint correction.

One team, one picture
Aligned eyes

One team, one picture

Better comfort, depth sense, and confidence in photos and daily life.

Turn, strain, or double vision
Misaligned eyes

Turn, strain, or double vision

One eye drifts — the brain struggles to merge two different views.

Easy science

Think of two cameras that must point together

Your brain wants one clear picture from both eyes. If one eye turns, the pictures do not match — causing double vision, strain, or a lazy eye in children.

01

Measure the turn

Exact tests show how much and which way the eye turns.

02

Try glasses / prisms

Some turns improve with optical correction first.

03

Therapy when useful

Exercises can improve teamwork of the two eyes.

04

Align with surgery if needed

Muscle surgery repositions the eyes with a clear plan.

Squint Correction

ALIGN · STRENGTHEN · CONFIDENCE

Straight Eyes. Confident Vision.

Who should book a check?

If this sounds like you — come early

Visible eye turn

In children or adults — early check is best.

Double vision

Seeing two images needs prompt evaluation.

Head tilt

Compensating postures can hide a squint.

Adult onset

New squint in adults needs medical assessment.

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Understand in 3 easy steps

Written in simple English — so anyone in the family can understand.

01

What is it?

Squint means the eyes do not look in the same direction. One eye may turn in, out, up, or down.

02

How does it feel?

People may notice a turned eye, double vision, head tilt, eye strain, or a child closing one eye to see clearly.

03

How do we fix it?

We measure the turn carefully, then use glasses, prisms, exercises, or muscle surgery to align the eyes.

Aligned eyes support clearer, more comfortable vision

Aligned eyes support clearer, more comfortable vision

Why patients choose this care

  • Care for children and adults
  • Glasses or prisms when they help
  • Surgery planned with clear before/after expectations
  • Helps both function and appearance
Alignment Test
Exact measure of turn
Glasses / Prism
Non-surgical options first
Therapy
Improve teamwork of eyes
Surgery
Reposition eye muscles

Warning signs to watch

If you notice these, book a check-up. Catching problems early makes treatment easier.

Visible eye turn inward, outward, up, or down
Double vision (more common in adults)
Closing one eye to see clearly
Head posture to compensate
Eye strain and headaches

How we check your eyes

Simple tests — explained before we start — so you always know what we are looking for.

Step 1

Cover and prism tests for alignment

Step 2

Ocular motility assessment

Step 3

Sensory evaluation of binocular vision

Step 4

Amblyopia screening in children

Treatment options (easy to compare)

We match care to your stage — from medicines to advanced surgery.

Option 1

Glasses / prism correction

Can straighten refractive squint or ease double vision.

Option 2

Vision therapy

Exercises to improve coordination in selected cases.

Option 3

Squint surgery

Repositions eye muscles for lasting alignment in children and adults.

Recovery — what to expect

After surgery, mild redness and discomfort usually settle in 1–2 weeks. Follow-up confirms stable alignment.

Common questions (simple answers)

Book your eye check-up today

Book a squint evaluation and treatment plan.

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