Squint eye, also known as Strabismus, is a condition in which the eyes are not properly aligned and point in different directions. One eye may look straight ahead while the other turns inward, outward, upward, or downward. Timely squint eye treatment is important to correct eye alignment, improve vision, and enhance appearance.
At Vasan Eye Care, we provide advanced and personalized squint treatment for children and adults, using modern diagnostic techniques and experienced surgical expertise.

Squint eye treatment may be required if you experience:
Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent permanent vision problems.
Treatment depends on the type of squint, age of the patient, and severity of the condition.
In early or mild cases, squint can be managed without surgery through:
If non-surgical methods do not provide adequate correction, squint eye surgery may be recommended.
Squint surgery involves:
The procedure is safe, effective, and performed by experienced ophthalmologists at Vasan Eye Care.
Early treatment of squint in children is essential to prevent lazy eye and long-term vision loss.
Our pediatric eye care specialists offer child-friendly evaluation and customized treatment plans.
Benefits of early treatment include:
Adults can also benefit significantly from squint eye treatment.
Treatment helps in:
Squint eye treatment involves correcting the misalignment of the eyes using glasses, eye exercises, patching, or surgery, depending on the severity and cause of the condition.
Yes, mild squint can be treated without surgery using glasses, prism lenses, or vision therapy. Moderate to severe squint usually requires surgical correction.
Yes, squint eye surgery is safe when performed by experienced eye surgeons. It is a commonly performed procedure with good success rates.
Yes, squint eye treatment is effective for adults and can improve vision, reduce double vision, and enhance appearance.
You should consult an eye specialist as soon as eye misalignment is noticed, especially in children. Early treatment ensures better visual outcomes.