Squint Surgery

2025-08-26 14:29:13
My sister is 14 years old and has squint since childhood. In 2023, we consulted Disha Eye Hospital and the doctor advised that surgery should be done after 3–4 years. I want to know: 1. Is it safe to wait till she is 17–18 for squint surgery? 2. Will delaying the surgery affect her vision or recovery results? 3. Is surgery at this age mainly cosmetic, or can it also improve binocular vision? Please suggest the best timing for surgery.
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Yes it is safe to go for squint surgery at 17-18 years of age..visual outcome and binocular vision depends upon her current vision...if you get online consultation and show previous reports I can counsel you properly.

Answered2025-08-27 07:27:20

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Need more information.  Please consult local squint specialist

Answered2025-08-27 07:01:05

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You can do. Better early, so that she will have confidence and improve socially and functional improvement will be there. Pl consult.

Answered2025-08-28 05:52:06

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Kindly get an online consultation to address all your concerns

Answered2025-08-28 04:11:46

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Waiting period may not be required. Delaying will not affect her vision Correction might help her cosmetically and functionally.

Answered2025-08-27 07:02:16

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