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How Much Does Strabismus treatment Cost in United States of America?

The average price of Strabismus treatment in United States of America is $5,750, the minimum price is $4,000, and the maximum price is $7,500.

	United States of America	Turkey	Austria
Strabismus treatment	from $4,000	from $900	from $2,500
Strabismus surgery	from $3,200	from $1,100	from $3,000
Amblyopia treatment	from $1,500	from $1,500	from $1,000

Data verified by Bookimed as of February 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 90 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2024–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Prof. Dr. Ahmet Satici's Private Practice

Turkey, Istanbul

Ahmet Satici

34 years of experience • 20000+ treatments performed

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Satici brings 33 years of ophthalmology experience with 20,000+ procedures performed, specializing in strabismus correction. Strabismus surgery may cost around $3,000 – typically covering the procedure, pre-op tests, 1-night stay, and follow-up. The professor holds 94 scientific publications and membership in the Turkish Ophthalmological Association. Private Bilge Hospital maintains a 4.5/5 rating from patient reviews.

Strabismus treatment Overview in United States of America

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85%

Surgery Time - 2 hours

Stay in the country - 7 days

Rehabilitation - 14 days

Anesthesia - Local anesthesia

Requests processed - 15215

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Our Strabismus treatment Techniques: What Suits You Best?

When considering Strabismus treatment, it’s important to understand the different techniques and which is best suited for you. Here’s a concise comparison of popular options:

Strabismus surgery

Strabismus surgery involves adjusting the muscles of the eyes to improve alignment and correct vision issues.

Pros: Offers a permanent solution for eye misalignment, with improvement in binocular vision in 80% of cases. Quick procedure with a success rate of up to 90%.

Cons: Requires anesthesia, which may pose risks, especially in children. Potential for multiple surgeries in 20% of cases if misalignment persists.

Effectiveness: Success rate: 80-90% in achieving improved eye alignment.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Recovery: 1-2 weeks

Best for: Children and adults with significant ocular misalignment and binocular vision issues.

Amblyopia treatment

Amblyopia treatment aims to improve vision in the weaker eye by stimulating its use and correcting any underlying issues.

Pros: Can significantly improve vision in children if detected early, with success rates of up to 75%. Non-invasive options like patching and vision therapy make it less risky compared to surgery.

Cons: May require long-term commitment to therapy and consistent monitoring. Effectiveness decreases after age 7, with only 25% success in older children.

Effectiveness: 90% success rate in patients under 7 years old when combined with corrective measures.

Duration: The procedure varies, often requiring several weeks to months of therapy.

Recovery: Not needed.

Best for: Children under 7 years with lazy eye, particularly where vision disparity is 2 lines or more on an eye chart.