Expert Squint Specialist in Mumbai & Navi Mumbai
Consult one of the best squint specialists in Mumbai for comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of squint eye problems (strabismus). Get expert care at Utsav Eye Clinic.
Who treats squint in children and adults?
An eye specialist who has received super speciality training in strabismus is the most qualified to treat any misalignment of eyes. Usually, Ophthalmologists who are experts in Children's eye diseases go on to obtain special training in Strabismus. This is because strabismus is most commonly seen in children. However, adults can also be successfully treated by such squint specialists. Dr Anand Kumar, squint specialist at Utsav Eye Clinic is one of the very few fellowship-trained squint specialists in Mumbai & Navi Mumbai.
At what age should squint be treated?
As a rule, squint in children should be treated as early as possible. For certain squints, like Infantile Esotropia (inward deviation of the eye) surgery should be done as early as possible ideally by 6 months after birth. For Exotropia (outward deviation of the eye), surgery is recommended by 4 to 6 years of age. On adults, surgery may be done anytime for most squints.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is the best squint specialist in Mumbai?
Dr. Anand Kumar at Utsav Eye Clinic is widely recognized as one of the best squint specialists in Mumbai & Navi Mumbai. He is an internationally fellowship-trained strabismologist with extensive experience in treating complex eye alignment disorders in both children and adults.
What does a squint specialist do?
A squint specialist (strabismologist) is an ophthalmologist who has undergone advanced training to diagnose and treat misaligned eyes (strabismus). They specialize in correcting muscle imbalances through specialized glasses, prism lenses, vision therapy, and precision squint surgery.
When should I consult a squint specialist in Mumbai?
You should consult a squint specialist immediately if you or your child experience crossed eyes, eyes drifting in different directions, double vision, or squinting in bright light. Early consultation is crucial to prevent permanent vision loss (lazy eye).