Recurrent strabismus
Precise expertise in correcting strabismus that returns after previous surgery.
Signs it's time to visit
- The deviation reappearing after a previously good surgical result
- Recurring double vision or visual strain after the earlier surgery
- A change in the deviation angle since the first surgery
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Ask on WhatsAppRecurrent strabismus is a deviation reappearing after a previous surgery — often because the first procedure was performed by a general ophthalmologist rather than a strabismus specialist, or due to inconsistent use of prescribed glasses afterward. The recurrence rate after surgery performed by a specialist is genuinely low (typically 10–15%). Dr. Ghada Yosry carefully analyzes each case to identify the cause of recurrence; revision surgery is straightforward and its results are reliable when performed under specialist care.
Your treatment includes
- Careful analysis of the cause of recurrence
- A revised surgical plan tailored to the case
- Specialist oversight to ensure a stable result
Quick facts
- Category
- For adults
- Suited for
- Cases previously treated surgically
- Patient rating
- 4.9
My son got his confidence back after surgery, and the result exceeded all expectations. Thank you, Dr. Ghada.
Everything you want to know
A type of strabismus that reappears after a previous surgery to correct a different type of misalignment — meaning the surgery over-corrected, or the deviation shifted over time.
Slightly over-correcting during the original surgery, changes in muscle balance as a child grows, or gradual weakening of a specific muscle years after surgery.
Eye deviation in the opposite direction from the original strabismus, which can appear months or even years after surgery.
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