- male
- 21 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've had a partial squint since birth where one eye stays centered when I look to the side left eye when looking right, right eye when looking left. But both eyes work fine when looking straight ahead. Is there a surgery to fix this now? If yes, can you suggest hospitals and contact details?

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View allI've had a squint in my right eye since childhood but it's become more noticeable lately. I'm 28 now are there non-surgical ways to fix this? Could special glasses or eye exercises help correct it?
In such cases, corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses can help by adjusting the focus, allowing the eyes to align more naturally. This is a squint eye treatment in adults that may be practical for addressing refractive errors. Prescription eyewear compensates for vision issues that might lead to squinting
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I've had a squint eye since childhood and now I'm 21. I recently found out about squint eye surgery and was wondering if it's a good way to correct my eye. Are there any risks or problems with the surgery? It's affecting my career opportunities and I'd really like to know more about it
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Is eye surgery an option if my power is around 3.25 in both eyes and it's been stable for 2 years? My friend has an SSB interview in 15 days and needs to correct her vision for the medical test would LASIK work for this? How long does recovery usually take?
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