Squint is when the eyes do not align properly, often causing one eye to turn in, out, up or down. Early treatment is essential to avoid permanent vision issues like Lazy Eye (Amblyopia) and to maintain good 3D vision or binocular vision. Treatment can include glasses, eye exercises, patch therapy or surgery.

Amblyopia occurs when one eye has weaker vision due to poor development. Early intervention through patch therapy, dichoptic therapy, Gabor patches and regular eye exams can help correct this condition.

Cataracts can cloud the lens of the eye and affect vision. Immediate surgery is necessary to remove the cataract, followed by vision therapy and patching exercises, along with regular eye exams to restore clear vision and prevent complications like lazy eye.

These include conditions like short-sightedness (myopia), long-sightedness (hyperopia) and astigmatism. Spectacles are commonly prescribed to correct these issues and improve clarity of vision for your child.

Shaking of eyes may cause poor vision or an abnormal head posture. A thorough assessment to look for cause as well as management with glasses for better vision and possible surgery for abnormal head posture where necessary.