My dream since I was younger was to become an ophthalmologist, because I really admired a certain doctor at one of the largest children's hospitals in the US that treated me. I'm therefore really interested in learning about eye diseases, and although I am still in high school, pursuing this career is something that I am very open to. The problem is, I have strabismus (exotropia). Although I have no visible issues, to the point where most people don't even notice I have it, I have gotten surgery at 6, and my vision is pretty bad (it's fine with glasses). I was wondering how big of an issue this might be. Vision is obviously very important as an ophthalmologist, but would this disadvantage me a lot?