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Esotropia in adults

Treating inward eye misalignment in adults, from glasses to surgery.

15+
Years experience
98%
Patient satisfaction
1000+
Successful cases
2
Clinics in Egypt
Esotropia in adults
4.9

Signs it's time to visit

  • Eyes not moving together in sync
  • Double vision and recurring eye strain
  • A visible inward turn of one eye toward the nose

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In esotropia, one or both eyes turn inward toward the nose — a common form of strabismus among adults in Egypt. It may result from untreated childhood vision problems, or be linked to other eye conditions such as cataract or glaucoma. After an accurate diagnosis, Dr. Ghada Yosry determines the right treatment — usually surgical — to restore eye alignment and confidence.

Your treatment includes

  • Accurate diagnosis of the underlying cause
  • Surgical treatment to restore eye alignment
  • Follow-up care to prevent complications
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Quick facts

Category
For adults
Suited for
All ages from 18 onward
Patient rating
4.9

Precise diagnosis and elegant care from the first visit. I feel I am in safe hands.

S
Sara Ahmed

Everything you want to know

Full healing and a clear final result take up to 6–8 weeks, since the eye needs time to settle after the swelling goes down.

The success rate for adult strabismus surgery is around 80–95% from the first operation.

An old childhood case that returns, head injury, stroke, or a tumor, diabetes or thyroid disorders, and neurological conditions such as myasthenia gravis.

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Cairo

Heliopolis

Al-Mashreq Eye Hospital, El-Merghany Street, Heliopolis.

Minya

City center

Shifa Eye Center, Railway Towers, Saad Zaghloul St., opposite the train station next to Al-Andalus Building, building entrance beside Alfa Lab and the EgyptAir office — 1st floor.