Scans and tests your GP or consultant may recommend for Squint in adults

This is information about which scans and tests may be used to assess Squint in adults, and what each one is: not a recommendation. Your clinician decides which scan or test, if any, you need. Prices below are typical UK private ranges; enter your postcode to see the NHS wait near you.

A squint (strabismus) is a misalignment of the eyes, so one eye turns in, out, up or down while the other looks straight ahead. About squint in adults and NHS waits →

Get your free companion dashboard for Squint in adults to support you through your journey: the faster hospitals near you and every option, compared.

Get your free companion dashboard→

Eye and orthoptic assessment first

A squint is assessed by looking at how the eyes line up and move (an orthoptic assessment), not with a scan. A scan is only arranged if a specific cause needs ruling out.

Sources: NHS.

See the wait and price near you

Enter your postcode for the NHS wait at your nearest hospital and the private price range from clinics within 25 miles.

All conditions, scans and tests →MRI waits by hospital →All NHS waiting times →

Wait or Pay is independent and is not the NHS. NHS waits are from DM01 diagnostics data. Nothing here is medical advice; your clinician decides which scan, if any, you need.

How long will you really wait, and how could you go sooner?

Your free companion dashboard compares all four paths for Squint in adults: wait, switch to a faster NHS hospital, part-private, or fully private. It names the faster hospitals near you, shows what going private would cost, and gives you letters ready to send. You can print it or save it as a PDF. Free, and nothing is locked or paid.

Get your free companion dashboard→