Strabismus (crossed eyes) surgery in Turkey from €1,750 for one eye — realigns the eye muscles to correct misalignment.
Crossed or misaligned eyes (strabismus) can be corrected surgically by repositioning the eye muscles — a procedure available from €1,750 for one eye at our partner ophthalmology hospitals across Turkey.
In children, strabismus surgery is performed under general anesthesia and the muscle position is set based on pre-operative measurements. In adults, surgeons sometimes use adjustable sutures, allowing fine-tuning of the eye position in the hours after surgery while the patient is awake, which can improve the precision of the final alignment.
MedAgent puts you in touch with a hospital that runs a dedicated strabismus and pediatric ophthalmology service, and handles the logistics around your visit — appointment scheduling, airport pickup, somewhere to stay, and follow-up coordination once you're home.
Can both eyes be operated on at the same time? Yes, if both eyes need correction the surgeon can often address them in a single operation, priced separately from single-eye surgery.
Will the correction last? Most patients keep stable alignment long-term, though a small number need a further adjustment years later, especially if strabismus first appeared in childhood.
Does it change how the eyes look, or just how they function? Both — realigning the muscles improves binocular vision and coordination, and also changes the visible position of the eyes.
Final pricing depends on your individual eye exam results. Contact us for a personalized quote.
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