Detailed assessment
The examination looks at eye alignment, vision, eye movements, and overall eye health.
Eye alignment care
Squint treatment in Mulund West.
Thoughtful assessment and management for eye alignment and eye movement concerns in children and adults.
When to consult
Eye alignment needs a specialist assessment.
A squint is a misalignment of the eyes. It can occur at any age and may be constant or intermittent. Nystagmus involves involuntary eye movements. Both should be assessed to understand the cause and treatment options.
- An eye that turns in, out, up, or down
- Double vision or difficulty focusing
- Head tilting or closing one eye in bright light
- Unusual or repetitive eye movements
Your care pathway
A clear plan for alignment and vision.
Options explained
Depending on the findings, the doctor may discuss glasses, exercises, treatment for amblyopia, or surgery.
Guided follow-up
The clinic explains follow-up needs and how progress will be monitored over time.
Specialist-led care
Care for children and adults.
Dr. Khyati Jain specialises in pediatric ophthalmology and squint services, with long-term fellowship training in pediatric ophthalmology and strabismus.
Questions
Squint care FAQs.
Can squint occur in adults?
Yes. Eye alignment changes can occur in adults as well as children. A complete examination helps determine the cause and the appropriate care pathway.
Does squint always require surgery?
No. The appropriate approach depends on the examination findings. Surgery is only one possible option and is discussed when relevant.
Can I bring previous eye reports?
Yes. Earlier prescriptions, vision assessments, or surgical records can help provide a clearer picture of your eye history.
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