Treatment
Squint Surgery
MBBS, MS (Ophthalmology), MRCS (Edinburgh), FICO (UK)
Alignment correction for children and adults
Squint (strabismus) surgery adjusts the eye muscles to restore alignment, improving binocular function in children and appearance and comfort in adults.
Is Squint Surgery right for your eyes?
Key benefits
- Restores eye alignment
- Improves binocular vision potential
- Reduces double vision in adults
- Day-care surgery in most cases
Procedure steps
- 1Detailed assessmentFull diagnostic workup and candidacy scan.
- 2Surgical planningSquint Surgery plan personalised to your eyes.
- 3Procedure dayTopical anaesthesia, day-care procedure.
- 4Follow-upScheduled reviews until vision stabilises.
Understanding Squint Surgery
Squint (strabismus) surgery adjusts the eye muscles to restore alignment, improving binocular function in children and appearance and comfort in adults. Dr. Abdul Basit — MBBS, MS (Ophthalmology), MRCS (Edinburgh), FICO (UK) — evaluates every candidate personally before advising this option. Detailed clinical copy for this section is added in a later content pass.
How Dr. Abdul Basit approaches the case
Decision-making is driven by measured diagnostics rather than a single default procedure, with the safest option recommended even when it is not the most profitable one. Full narrative content follows in a later step.
Frequently asked questions
Is Squint Surgery painful?
The procedure is performed under anaesthetic drops; patients typically report pressure rather than pain.
How soon can I return to work?
Most patients resume desk work within a few days, depending on the procedure and healing.
How do I know if I am a candidate?
A full diagnostic assessment with Dr. Abdul Basit confirms suitability.
