No: Depends on a lot of factors -- see a strabismus surgeon (peds ophtho) before concluding that if your vision is good and it doesn't bother you that it much, it may be more cosmetic.
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Consider the source: I would consult with one or more ophthalmologists who has completed the extra surgical fellowship training & done if for years.With that level of training & experience you can expect the doc to have handled cases similar to yours & be up to date on new methods of treatment.Accepting random observations by someone not trained in the area could prevent you from achieving your goals.
Answered 10/3/2016
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