Patient's question:
I had one done in 2005, and now it has rebounded. I have traumatic optic atrophy and costophyton exotropia. I had a check-up last year, and the doctor said one eye could only undergo 2 procedures, so I've been very the last surgical opportunity. Now someone tells me one eye can have 5 or 6 surgeries.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: How many times can one eye undergo strabismus correction surgery? This is not a definite answer. Each eye has six muscles, and one muscle can be done each time, so it can be done six times. Moreover, one muscle can be done 2-3 times.Advice: Only twice. If I rebound after 5 years, what should I do to make it look like it's not noticeable to others? It can still be done.