Squint or strabismus, a condition where the eyes do not align properly. As in both the eyeballs look in different directions or focusing at different objects simultaneously. A condition more predominant in children than in adults.

An error possible to be corrected by squint surgery.

A highly specialized procedure, wherein the ophthalmologist loosens, tightens or repositions eye muscles of one or both the eyes restoring the alignment of the eyes. Resulting in both cosmetic and functional care.

The normalcy of alignment leads to an enhanced vision, depth perception, better communication and improved quality of life. A surgery benefitting both young and old patients.