Precision Eye Alignment

Expert Squint Correction for Children & Adults

Squint, medically known as Strabismus, is a condition where both eyes do not look in the same direction at the same time. At Maya Netralaya, Dr. Rahul Singh (MD, AIIMS) specializes in the advanced management of squint, ensuring both aesthetic correction and the restoration of binocular vision.

Why Treatment Shouldn't Be Delayed

Many believe that squint is a sign of "good luck" or that a child will outgrow it. Medical science proves otherwise. If left untreated, squint can lead to:

Amblyopia (Lazy Eye): Permanent reduction in vision in the deviated eye.
Loss of 3D Vision: Difficulty in depth perception and judging distances.
Aesthetic Concerns: Impact on self-confidence and social interaction.

Advanced Treatment Options

Non-Surgical Management

In many cases, squint can be corrected using specialized glasses, patching therapy, or prism lenses to train the eye muscles.

Surgical Correction

For cases requiring surgery, Dr. Singh performs precise muscle weakening or strengthening procedures to align the eyes perfectly.

The AIIMS Standard of Pediatric Care

Operating on a child's eyes requires immense patience and precision. Dr. Rahul Singh’s background from AIIMS New Delhi ensures:

Comprehensive Binocular Vision Assessment

Minimal Scarring Surgical Techniques

Child-Friendly Diagnostic Environment

Advanced Post-Op Muscle Exercises

Can Squint be corrected in Adults?

Yes! While it is best treated early, squint surgery can be successfully performed at any age to improve eye alignment and peripheral vision.

Common Signs

Eyes pointing in different directions
Frequent squinting in sunlight
Tilting the head to see clearly
Eyes that don't move together

Consult Dr. Rahul

Success Stories

"My daughter had a severe inward squint. After surgery by Dr. Rahul, her eyes are perfectly straight and she has gained so much confidence!"

— Parent of a 6-year-old patient

Squint (Strabismus) Care