Esotropia (Inward Turning): One or both eyes turn inward toward the nose.
Exotropia (Outward Turning): One or both eyes turn outward.
Hypertropia (Upward Turning): One eye turns upward.
Hypotropia (Downward Turning): One eye turns downward.
Refractive errors: Such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.
Weak or imbalanced eye muscles
Trauma or infections affecting eye muscles or nerves
Squinting or tilting the head to see better
Glasses or Contact Lenses: Correct refractive errors that may cause strabismus.
Patching Therapy: Covers the stronger eye to strengthen the weaker eye and treat amblyopia.
Vision Therapy: Eye exercises to improve coordination and focus.
Botox Injections: Temporarily weakens overactive eye muscles to realign the eyes.
Surgery: Adjusts eye muscles to correct alignment. Surgery is recommended if other treatments are ineffective.
Schedule regular eye exams for your child starting from infancy.
Seek immediate medical attention if you notice misaligned eyes or vision problems.
Encourage your child to wear glasses or patches as prescribed.
Be patient and supportive during treatment, as it may take time to see results.
Highly Skilled Specialists: Turkey has renowned ophthalmologists specializing in pediatric strabismus.
Advanced Technology: Hospitals are equipped with cutting-edge diagnostic and surgical tools.
Affordable Costs: Treatment costs are significantly lower compared to many Western countries.
Comprehensive Care: Includes diagnosis, treatment, and post-operative follow-ups.
Customized glasses and contact lenses.
Patching therapy and vision exercises.
Botox injections for temporary correction.
Strabismus surgery to adjust eye muscles.
Minimally invasive techniques for faster recovery.
Research and choose a reputable hospital or clinic.
Consult with a specialist to determine the best treatment plan for your child.
Plan for a stay of at least 1–2 weeks for surgery and follow-ups.
Verify insurance coverage for international treatments or inquire about hospital payment plans.
For further questions, contact a healthcare professional or a trusted medical tourism agency in Turkey.