Strabismus

Strabismus surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting eye misalignment, whether it is caused by a defect in the muscles surrounding the eye or a disorder in the balance between the eyes.

Strabismus surgery is an effective and reliable surgical procedure for correcting eye misalignment, which contributes to improving the visual function and appearance of the patient. Before the surgery, the condition is accurately assessed by a specialist in strabismus surgery, who determines the severity of the misalignment and the appropriate corrective measures, as well as the type and number of muscles involved.

After successful strabismus surgery, in addition to a noticeable improvement in the appearance of the eyes, there is an improvement in the visual balance between them. Patients also notice an improvement in binocular vision, which leads to better visual clarity and the ability to focus. Additionally, they experience improved visual comfort and responsiveness to various eye movements without fatigue or strain.

Strabismus surgery requires a short recovery period during which doctors advise rest and following specific instructions for eye care. In general, strabismus surgery is a safe and effective option for correcting eye misalignment, and the patient's life quickly returns to normal after regaining natural vision and confidence in their appearance.