About Squint Surgery
Squint (medically known as strabismus) is a condition where both eyes do not align in the same direction. One eye may turn inward, outward, upward, or downward while the other remains focused. At Paras Hospital, Patna, we offer comprehensive squint evaluation, non-surgical therapies, and surgical correction, depending on the type, cause, and severity. Our goal is to restore proper eye alignment, improve binocular vision, and boost patient confidence.
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What is Squint Surgery?
Squint surgery is a procedure performed to realign the eye muscles responsible for eye movement and coordination. It involves tightening or repositioning the eye muscles to correct eye deviation. The surgery is safe, commonly performed under general anesthesia in children and local anesthesia in adults, with excellent outcomes and cosmetic improvement.
Common Causes of Squint:
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Congenital squint (present at birth)
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Refractive errors (especially untreated hyperopia)
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Neurological or muscle disorders
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Injury or trauma to the eye
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Poor vision in one eye (amblyopia)
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Genetics or family history of strabismus
Squint Correction Options at Paras Hospital, Patna
Our eye specialists offer both non-surgical and surgical options for treating squint based on age, type, and underlying cause:
Squint Eye Surgery (Strabismus Surgery)
Performed by our expert squint surgeons, this procedure involves adjusting the eye muscles to achieve proper alignment. It is often done under general anesthesia and typically requires no overnight hospital stay.
Non-Surgical Treatment
Includes prescription glasses, patching (for lazy eye), vision therapy, and orthoptic exercises. These are especially effective in early or mild squint cases.
Pediatric Squint Management
Specialized pediatric ophthalmologists at Paras Hospital handle congenital and childhood squint cases with utmost care. Early intervention can prevent long-term vision loss.
Adjustable Suture Technique
In select adult patients, adjustable sutures allow fine-tuning of alignment post-surgery for optimal results.
Who Should Consider Squint Surgery?
You may be a good candidate if you:
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Have a visible eye misalignment impacting appearance or vision
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Experience double vision or eye strain
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Have a child diagnosed with squint or lazy eye
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Are looking for a cosmetic correction of eye deviation
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Are not responding to glasses or patching therapy
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Want to improve eye coordination and social confidence
What to Expect During Treatment
Our squint correction process is designed to ensure comfort, safety, and long-term success:
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A comprehensive eye examination and eye muscle evaluation
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Detailed vision testing and customized treatment planning
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Surgery duration: approximately 30–60 minutes
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Done under general (for children) or local anesthesia (for adults)
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Outpatient procedure – no overnight admission in most cases
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Recovery within 5–10 days, with follow-up to monitor alignment and healing
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Results are typically visible within the first week
Why Choose Paras Hospital for Squint Surgery in Patna?
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Experienced Eye Surgeons: Highly skilled in pediatric and adult squint correction
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Advanced Diagnostic Tools: Precise measurement and planning using modern orthoptic systems
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Customized Treatment: Tailored surgical and non-surgical plans for each patient
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Pediatric-Friendly Care: Child-centered approach with minimal stress and discomfort
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Trusted Eye Hospital: Recognized for ethical, transparent, and outcome-driven care
Book Appointment for Squint Surgery in Patna
Don’t let eye misalignment affect vision, appearance, or confidence. Whether you're seeking pediatric squint correction, strabismus surgery for adults, or a trusted eye hospital for squint surgery in Patna, our team at Paras Hospital is here to help.
Book your appointment today for a detailed evaluation and expert care — because aligned eyes lead to a clearer, more confident life.