There are many symptoms in both adults and children that indicate the presence of strabismus and require an immediate visit to the doctor. These include:
Delaying or ignoring treatment can expose you or your loved ones to serious risks, especially since the eyes are among the most vital organs in the human body. Some potential risks include:
Because this condition affects all age groups, Dr. Ibram’s clinic provides the most advanced methods and tools for treating strabismus, following the latest scientific techniques. Treatments are divided into two main types:
The eyes are among the most precious organs a person has, so surgery may be necessary to restore their function and appearance. Eye muscle surgery is the most common procedure for children, and the operation usually takes no more than one hour—after which the patient regains proper alignment, natural appearance, and improved confidence.
We do not leave you on your own; we accompany you step-by-step through your recovery journey until full healing. This includes follow-up care, proper treatment, and providing essential tips such as:
Dr. Ibram is a consultant in eye surgeries and pediatric ophthalmology, specializing in diagnosing and treating all types of strabismus. He uses proven medical methods and modern techniques to ensure the best results with minimal discomfort. The clinic focuses on personalized treatment plans for every patient—children and adults—with careful follow-up to ensure long-term stability.
Do not hesitate, contact us now for effective strabismus treatment and to restore your eye health, confidence, and natural appearance.
Preparation: Includes preoperative assessments, fasting instructions if required, and discussion of anesthesia type — typically local anesthesia for adults and general anesthesia for children.
Anesthesia: Selected based on age and overall medical condition.
Surgical procedure: A small incision is made in the conjunctiva, followed by adjustment of the muscle’s position or length, and fixation in the new alignment.
Closure: Usually performed with fine sutures that are either dissolvable or do not require removal.
Postoperative follow-up: Includes anti-inflammatory eye drops and scheduled follow-up visits over days, weeks, and months.
Yes, and early intervention is often preferred to avoid lazy eye.
No, intraconjunctival surgery is usually non-invasive and does not leave visible scars.
In a small percentage, a subsequent adjustment may occur, so we use adjustable threads and perform close monitoring.
Most patients notice improvement within days, and full improvement within weeks to months depending on the case.
Yes, and early intervention is often preferred to avoid lazy eye.
Therefore, if you notice a deviation in your child’s eye or experience double vision or persistent eye strain, contact Dr. Abram Ernst’s clinic to book a comprehensive examination and personal assessment, as early diagnosis ensures simpler treatment options and better results.
At Dr. Abram’s clinic in Fifth Settlement, we provide a comfortable and safe environment equipped with the latest medical devices specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases. The medical team is keen to provide an integrated treatment experience that ensures care and attention for each patient at every stage of treatment.
