I've had a squint eye since birth and I'm 24 now. If I get surgery for it, could it affect my vision? I'd like to know more about how squint surgery works and what to expect I've also attached a photo of my eyes for reference.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Squint surgery has no relation with vision. Kindly consult local squint specialist

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