Restoring Confidence
Through Expert Care
Our clinic provides comprehensive support for patients navigating the journey of ocular prosthetics, from initial surgery through long-term maintenance.
Our clinic provides comprehensive support for patients navigating the journey of ocular prosthetics, from initial surgery through long-term maintenance.
Individually hand-crafted and painted to match your natural eye perfectly. Using high-grade medical acrylic, we ensure optimal comfort, movement, and a life-like appearance tailored to your unique anatomy.
Collaborating closely with surgeons, our team supports a wide range of eye surgeries, from globe-sparing procedures to enucleation and evisceration, and prepares the eye and socket for optimal healing and successful prosthetic fitting.
We provide professional vision therapy and rehabilitative services to address functional changes and tissue support, ensuring your prosthetic remains secure, comfortable, and correctly aligned.
Ptosis or drooping eyelids can affect both appearance and comfort. We provide specialized Scleral Shells designed to provide volume and structural support to the upper eyelid, restoring a natural and symmetrical gaze.
Proper maintenance is essential for the longevity of your prosthetic and the health of your socket. We provide comprehensive training on handling, cleaning, and daily care routines.
Recommended every 6 months to remove protein deposits and restore shine.
We utilize modern porous implants that allow for natural tissue integration and movement.
Generally, a custom prosthetic eye should be replaced every 5 to 7 years. Over time, the material may degrade or your orbital socket shape may change, affecting the fit and comfort.
Yes, most patients wear their prosthetic eye 24/7. It is actually recommended to keep it in place to maintain the socket shape. You only need to remove it for periodic cleaning.
While a prosthetic eye doesn't have the full range of motion of a natural eye, modern surgical techniques allow it to track surprisingly well.