Squint, medically known as Strabismus, is a condition where the eyes are misaligned and point in different directions — one eye may look straight while the other turns inward, outward, upward, or downward. It can be constant or occur intermittently, and may affect one or both eyes. If left untreated, squint can lead to double vision, poor depth perception, or amblyopia (lazy eye). With early detection and treatment, it is highly treatable through glasses, therapy, or surgery.
Treatment for squint depends on the cause, severity, and age of the patient. At Dr. Akbar Super Speciality Eye Hospitals, each treatment plan is tailored to restore proper eye alignment, prevent vision loss, and improve both appearance and coordination.
Used to correct refractive errors that may cause or worsen squint.
Helps improve eye muscle coordination, particularly for intermittent squints.
Strengthens the weaker eye and treats amblyopia (lazy eye), especially in children.
Special lenses that bend light to reduce double vision and align visual images correctly.
Used in select cases to temporarily relax overactive muscles and improve alignment.
Adjusts the length or position of eye muscles when non-surgical treatments are insufficient or for cosmetic and functional improvement.
No. Squint correction is possible at any age. While treating children early helps prevent lazy eye, adults can also achieve both cosmetic and functional improvement through modern surgical and non-surgical options. Correcting squint not only enhances appearance but also restores proper eye coordination and depth perception.
Cataracts typically develop due to the natural aging process of the lens in the eye. However, other factors that contribute to cataract formation include:
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| Lens Type | Description |
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| Lens Type | Description |
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| Monofocal | Corrects vision for distance only; requires glasses for computer use and reading. |
| EDOF(Extended Depth of focus) | Corrects vision for Distance+ Intermediate + Near without the need for glasses. No halos & glare. |
| Multifocal | Corrects vision for Distance + Intermediate + Near without the need for glasses. May cause halos & glare. |
| Toric IOL (For Astigmatism) | Corrects astigmatism (cylinder > 0.75). Available in Monofocal, EDOF, Multifocal, Trifocal options. |
A minimally invasive method where high-frequency sound waves are used to break up the cataract, which is then removed via a small incision.
A refined version of Phaco with even smaller incisions, promoting faster healing and reduced risk of complications.
A cutting-edge technology that uses a precise, controlled micro-pulse to create the perfect circular opening in the lens capsule during surgery. It provides more accuracy and faster recovery.
An advanced, Artificial Intelligence-based robotic surgery that uses femtosecond lasers for precise lens fragmentation, improving the accuracy and outcomes of cataract surgery. This is the latest in cataract surgery and offers exceptional control for the surgeon.
Eye doctors use advanced diagnostic tools to identify dry eye syndrome.
Equipped with special lenses to correct mild misalignments and manage double vision.
Temporarily relaxes overactive eye muscles, improving alignment.
Utilizes computerized programs and VR simulations to strengthen eye muscles and enhance coordination.
Yes, in many cases, glasses, exercises, or lenses are effective—surgery is only recommended if these don’t work.
No. It’s done under anesthesia and is painless. Recovery is usually quick.
Correction can improve vision and depth perception, especially in children.
No. Adults can undergo correction for both medical and cosmetic reasons.
In most cases, yes. Some may need additional therapy or follow-ups depending on the severity.
At Dr.Akbar Super Speciality Eye Hospitals, the best eye care hospital in Hyderabad, we offer different treatment plans to make it easier for our patients; by providing a 0% finance* option for all our surgeries, we take a step closer to a holistic patient care policy.
A refined version of Phaco with even smaller incisions, promoting faster healing and reduced risk of complications.
A refined version of Phaco with even smaller incisions, promoting faster healing and reduced risk of complications.
A refined version of Phaco with even smaller incisions, promoting faster healing and reduced risk of complications.
A refined version of Phaco with even smaller incisions, promoting faster healing and reduced risk of complications.