The right eye will inadvertently deflect outward. Does this have to be corrected surgically?

Like you, my right eye is extroverted. Better than me, I am indirect exotropia caused by amblyopia (the right eye vision is only 0. 1). Because the best correction period has passed, I have had two strabismus correction operations, and both of them have rebounded. ...

If you have vision in your right eye, you don't have to worry about rebound.

You are right to consult a doctor, and you can also consider their advice. Strabismus correction surgery is to correct strabismus by pulling the eye muscles. The operation is only performed outside the eyes and will not touch the eyes. Strabismus surgery can be said to be the smallest surgery in ophthalmology, and it is a cosmetic surgery. There is basically no risk, except that the eye muscles are not pulled in place, but this can be done again. I mean, we must find a better hospital to do it and suffer less.

I have had two operations, and I have seen people your age choose surgery because of strabismus, so don't worry too much.

The actual operation time is about 15 minutes. I don't know anywhere else. The cost in Beijing ranges from 2500 to 3000 yuan.

I hope what I said can solve your doubts.

Good luck!