Expert Squint & Pediatric
Eye Surgeon in Hyderabad
Fellowship-trained in Neuro-Ophthalmology from Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA. Specialized in advanced squint correction and pediatric eye care.
About Dr. Rachna
Dr. Rachna is a renowned Squint and Pediatric Eye Specialist in Hyderabad with 12+ years of experience. Trained at Johns Hopkins Hospital, USA and Narayana Nethralaya, India, she specializes in diagnosing and treating complex eye conditions. She practices at Apollo Hospitals and Vista Eye Care (own clinic), offering advanced treatments in squint correction, pediatric eye care, and neuro-ophthalmology.
Her excellence in the field has earned her multiple accolades, including the Times Health Excellence Award and recognition as one of India Today’s Top Doctors in South India, highlighting her commitment to delivering the highest standard of eye care.
Services & Treatments
Dr. Rachna specializes in squint correction and pediatric eye care, offering both surgical and non-surgical treatments tailored to each patient’s needs for optimal vision outcomes.
Success Stories
Dr. Rachna’s commitment to excellence has transformed the lives of many patients. From children to adults, her expertise in squint correction and pediatric eye care has led to remarkable improvements in vision.
Explore real-life success stories showcasing the before-and-after results of her precise treatments, where patients have experienced enhanced eye alignment, clearer vision, and a significant boost in quality of life.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is squint eye surgery 100% successful?
Squint surgery has an 85% success rate. However, 15% of patients may need a second surgery to achieve the desired results.
What is the best age for squint surgery?
The best age for squint surgery is before the age of 2 years. Early intervention helps in preventing the development of 3D vision issues.
Can a squint return after surgery?
In some cases, squint may return, and a second surgery may be necessary, though this is rare and typically occurs in 15% of patients.
Can eye exercises cure squint?
Certain squints, like Convergence Insufficiency or Intermittent Exotropia, can be improved or even cured with targeted eye exercises. However, this is not effective for all squint types.
What to avoid after squint surgery?
After squint surgery, avoid splashing water directly into the eyes, head baths, and entry into swimming pools for at least 4 weeks. It’s also important to follow other post-surgery care instructions for the best healing. There are no food restrictions after the surgery.
Book an Appointment
Take the first step towards clear vision. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Rachna to discuss your eye care needs and explore the best treatment options for squint correction and pediatric eye care. Our team is here to provide personalized care and guide you through every step of your treatment journey.