Squint Evaluation

A squint evaluation is a comprehensive eye assessment to diagnose and manage misalignment of the eyes, commonly known as strabismus. Squint can affect vision clarity, depth perception, and appearance, and if untreated, it may lead to long-term vision problems. Early detection and proper management are essential for both children and adults.

Symptoms That Indicate a Squint

Common signs include one eye turning inward, outward, upward, or downward, frequent squinting, double vision, tilting the head to see clearly, and difficulty judging distance. In children, delayed visual development or poor eye coordination may also indicate the need for evaluation.

Types of Squint

Squint can be classified based on the direction of eye misalignment: esotropia (inward turning), exotropia (outward turning), hypertropia (upward turning), or hypotropia (downward turning). It can also be constant or intermittent. Identifying the type and severity helps determine the most effective treatment.

Squint Evaluation and Treatment Process

The evaluation involves a thorough eye examination, vision testing, and assessment of eye alignment and coordination. Based on findings, treatment may include corrective glasses, eye exercises, or surgery in more severe cases. The goal is to improve eye alignment, vision, and overall visual function.

Why Choose Us for Squint Evaluation

Our clinic provides specialized squint evaluation with advanced diagnostic tools and personalized care. The approach focuses on accurate diagnosis, effective treatment planning, and monitoring progress for optimal results.

If you notice eye misalignment or vision issues in yourself or your child, consulting Dr. Amitesh Satsangi for a squint evaluation can help restore proper eye alignment and improve visual health.