Lazy Eye Surgery
If you are searching for lazy eye surgery for adults, you have probably been living with an eye that drifts, turns, or feels “off” for years. You may have called it a lazy eye your whole life. You may have been told as a child that you would outgrow it — or that nothing could be done once you were older. At PES Adult Strabismus Center, many adult patients start exactly there. They do not walk in using the word strabismus . They say, “I’ve always had a lazy eye.” This article exists to meet you where you are. It will clarify what is actually happening, what surgery can and cannot fix, what lazy eye surgery cost typically looks like, and whether treatment is worth it in adulthood. What Do Doctors Mean When They Say “Lazy Eye”? Most people use the term “lazy eye” to describe an eye that visibly turns. Medically, however, two different conditions are often confused under that label. Strabismus is when the eyes are physically misaligned. One eye may turn inward, outward, upward...