Warm, age-aware eye care for children, squint concerns and developing vision. Our paediatric pathway is designed to make assessments approachable for children and clear for parents.
Each option has its own strengths. Your specialist will match the right pathway to your eyes and lifestyle.
Assessment and treatment of eye misalignment.
Includes glasses, patching and surgical planning where needed.Timely detection changes long-term vision.
Structured patching and vision therapy.Glasses prescriptions carefully tuned to age.
Cycloplegic refraction where clinically indicated.Early checks for red reflex, alignment and vision.
Especially important for pre-schoolers and school-age children.Eligibility is confirmed through a detailed screening — the checklist below is a starting point.
Family history of squint, cataract or refractive error
Head tilt, eye rubbing or difficulty focusing
Frequent eye redness, tearing or crusting
School-report concerns about vision or reading
Any noticeable eye misalignment in children
Age-appropriate testing with a calm, patient approach.
A clear parent conversation about findings and options.
Glasses, patching, therapy or surgery based on the plan.
Structured reviews as the child grows.
Phaco-Refractive & Medical Retina Specialist
MBBS · MS Ophthalmology (Gold Medalist) · DNB Ophthalmology · FICO (UK) View profile
Final cost depends on your eye, the recommended pathway, chosen technology and any lens or implant options. Our care team explains each factor before you decide, including cashless insurance and EMI where applicable.
A baseline check by age 3–4 is a good idea, earlier if concerns arise.
Some infant patterns settle, but true squint needs specialist assessment.
It is a well-established day-care procedure done under specialist care.
When prescribed, they support healthy visual development — your specialist will explain.
OCT, fundus imaging and topography for informed care.
Full-thickness, lamellar and laser-assisted grafts.
Clearer vision with LASIK, SMILE, PRK and Contoura Vision.