What we treat
Squint correction and children's eyes
- Squint (strabismus)
- Amblyopia (lazy eye)
- Refractive errors
- Childhood cataracts
- Binocular vision disorders
Squint (strabismus)
Comprehensive evaluation and alignment correction for strabismus (squint) in both children and adults.
Pediatric ophthalmology
Our pediatric ophthalmologists provide specialized treatment for:
- Amblyopia (lazy eye)
- Refractive errors
- Childhood cataracts
- Binocular vision disorders
How we realign the eyes
Eye Muscle Surgery
Precision eye muscle surgery to realign the eyes and restore normal binocular depth perception.
- Children and adults
- Binocular depth perception
Vision therapy
Customized vision therapy for healthy visual development.
Prism correction
Prism correction to help bring the eyes into alignment.
Ensuring healthy visual development and confidence for young patients throughout Bihar.
Frequently asked questions
Will my child grow out of a squint?
A true squint does not go away on its own. It needs treatment early, because the turned eye can become lazy. An occasional wandering eye in the first few months of life can be normal — if it continues, have it checked.
When should a child have the first eye check-up?
Before starting school, and sooner if you notice a squint, the child sits close to the TV or squints to see, or there is a squint or glasses in the family.
How is a lazy eye treated?
With glasses where needed, and by patching the stronger eye for set hours each day so the weaker one learns to see. It works best the younger the child is.
Can glasses alone correct a squint?
Some can be. A squint caused by long-sightedness often straightens fully with the right glasses; others need surgery as well.
Is the eye taken out during squint surgery?
No. The eye stays in place — only the muscles on its surface are adjusted. It is usually day-care surgery, and leaves no scar on the skin.
Need Squint & Pediatric Ophthalmology care?
Talk to our specialists, or book a visit.