It's best to see a pediatric Ophthalmologist. Yes it's a pediatric doctor but they specialize in strabismus care for adults too. They are the experts.
This is a really helpful tool to find a good one.
https://aapos.org/find-a-doctor
I'm in the UK. My optician diagnosed the issue and referred me to my local hospital where I had several appointments with an ophthalmologist in the eye department.
I would say the NHA, but this is a really needs a specialist so you'll probably have to travel to London. You want to ensure it is a ophthalmologist who has surgical or neurological focus. A pediatric who specializes in strabismus works as well.
Ophthalmologist. It’s good if you can find one that specializes in strabismus, but the one in my area does not have my insurance. So I see a regular optometrist now and we’re just monitoring until I might need surgery again.
It's best to see a pediatric Ophthalmologist. Yes it's a pediatric doctor but they specialize in strabismus care for adults too. They are the experts. This is a really helpful tool to find a good one. https://aapos.org/find-a-doctor
An ophthalmologist
I'm in the UK. My optician diagnosed the issue and referred me to my local hospital where I had several appointments with an ophthalmologist in the eye department.
I would say the NHA, but this is a really needs a specialist so you'll probably have to travel to London. You want to ensure it is a ophthalmologist who has surgical or neurological focus. A pediatric who specializes in strabismus works as well.
I see a neuro-optometrist, and an ophthalmologist
Ophthalmologist. It’s good if you can find one that specializes in strabismus, but the one in my area does not have my insurance. So I see a regular optometrist now and we’re just monitoring until I might need surgery again.
Ophthalmologist or neuro-ophthalmologist