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Why Choose Spectra Eye For Squint Surgery?

Spectra Eye offers specialised eye care services in Mauritius, supported by diagnostic facilities and ophthalmic treatment options. Our team of eye care professionals evaluates each patient's condition and recommends a suitable treatment plan based on their individual needs. From comprehensive eye assessments to squint surgery, we aim to provide appropriate care for children and adults with eye alignment concerns.

Consult a Squint Eye Specialist in Mauritius to learn about the available treatment options and determine the most suitable approach for your condition.

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Types of Squint Conditions

Esotropia

This is a condition that happens when one eye turns in toward the nose.

Exotropia

This is a condition that happens when an eye turns outwards away from the nose.

Hypotropia

The condition when an eye turns downwards

Hypertropia

The condition when an eye turns upwards

What Is Squint?

A squint, also known as strabismus, is an eye condition in which the eyes do not align in the same direction. It can affect children and adults and may involve one eye or alternate between both eyes. Depending on the type of squint, an eye may turn inward, outward, upward, or downward.

The appropriate treatment depends on the cause and type of eye misalignment. At Spectra Eye, patients can consult an eye specialist in Mauritius for an assessment and guidance on suitable squint eye treatment options.

Symptoms Of Squint

One of the most noticeable symptoms of squint is the misalignment of the eyes, where they appear to point in different directions. Other signs and symptoms may include:

  • One or both eyes appearing to look in different directions.
  • An eye turning inward, outward, upward, or downward.
  • Difficulty with eye coordination or focusing.
  • Double vision in some cases.

Children with a squint may also be at risk of developing amblyopia (lazy eye), which can affect vision if not appropriately assessed and treated.

Learn more about the causes of squint eye and how it can be treated to understand the condition in greater detail.

If you notice signs of a squint in yourself or your child, consult an eye specialist for an appropriate assessment. For information about squint eye treatment cost in Mauritius, contact Spectra Eye at +230 5251 7100 to discuss consultation and treatment options.

Symptoms of Squint

Squint Eye Treatment Option

Squint does not correct on its own. For squint correction, we take a whole-person strategy. Based on a comprehensive evaluation by our Squint specialist in Mauritius, a treatment plan is created. It's usually done in steps that include:-

Orthoptic Exercises

Orthoptic exercises, a squint eye treatment option, involve special eye exercises to strengthen eye muscles and improve alignment. These exercises can be beneficial, especially for children with squint.

ORTHOPTIC EXERCISES
OCCLUSION THERAPY

Occlusion Therapy

Patching therapy (occlusion therapy) can be done in children under 10 years of age if the child has amblyopia (lazy eye) leading to squint

Spectacles

If the squint is caused by an issue with how your eyes bend light (refractive error), the doctor may give you glasses to help fix it. They might also suggest prisms, especially for people with a paralyzed eye muscle condition, to reduce double vision. This is considered if the misalignment of the eyes is only a little bit.

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Surgical Procedure

Misaligned eyes can be straightened by squint surgery in Mauritius.(The mainstay of treatment in adults). During the squint surgery, eye muscles are adjusted to align the eyes properly, improving vision and appearance.

Best Squint Eye Surgeon in Mauritius

Dr. Suraj Munjal

Dr. Suraj Munjal

Dr. Suraj Munjal is a leading eye specialist and the founder and Chief Medical Director of Spectra Eye Hospital in Mauritius.

Factors Affecting Squint Eye Treatment Cost

Squint eye surgery cost in Mauritius is influenced by several factors. Here are some of them:

  • The type of Squint surgery
  • Diagnostic tests and evaluations
  • Choice of the medical center for Squint surgery
  • Hospital/clinic-related expenses
  • Additional eye disorders
  • Surgeon and anesthetist’s fee
  • Post-op care and follow-up consultations

To know more about the squint eye surgery cost, contact our patient care coordinators at +230 5251 7100 for detailed information about Squint surgery.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Squint Eye

A. Fixing squint eyes naturally isn't guaranteed, but eye exercises and vision therapy may help. Consult an eye specialist for guidance on exercises and whether they're suitable for your situation.

A. Squint usually can't be fully cured naturally. Orthoptic exercises and vision therapy may help improve it, but consulting an eye specialist is important for proper guidance and treatment.

A. There's no strict age limit for squint correction. It can be treated at any age, but it's often easier to correct in children, especially before age 7.

A. The best age for squint surgery depends on individual circumstances. In children, it's often done after age 2-3. Adults can have it at any age when needed. Consult an eye specialist for guidance.

A. Squint can often be corrected, but achieving 100% correction isn't guaranteed. The degree of correction depends on the individual's condition and may require ongoing treatments or therapies.

A. Surgery can be an effective treatment for squint eyes, especially when other methods don't work. It helps align the eyes and improve their appearance. Consult an eye specialist for advice.