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Custom Ocular Prosthesis Services

The Custom Prosthesis Clinic at M.N. Eye Hospital provides highly specialized care for individuals who require an artificial eye (ocular prosthesis). Losing an eye due to injury, infection, or tumor can be both physically and emotionally challenging. Our clinic is dedicated to restoring confidence and appearance through individually designed prosthetic eyes that look natural and fit comfortably.

Patients who have undergone enucleation (complete removal of the eye)
Patients who have undergone evisceration (removal of the inner contents of the eye)
Congenital absence or malformation of the eye
Cosmetic enhancement for disfigured or shrunken eyes
Replacement of old or ill-fitting prostheses

Services Offered

Custom-made ocular prosthesis – designed to match the natural eye color, size, and movement
Stock prosthesis fitting – ready-made options for temporary or emergency use
Scleral shells – thin prosthetic shells to cover a disfigured but intact eye
Cosmetic rehabilitation after trauma, infection, or tumor surgery
Periodic polishing and maintenance of existing prostheses
Counseling and support for patients and families adapting to prosthesis use

Procedures

Detailed evaluation and impression of the eye socket
Measurement and design of prosthesis using advanced techniques
Hand-painted iris and scleral details for a natural look
Trial fitting and adjustment for maximum comfort and symmetry
Final prosthesis delivery with usage and care instructions
Follow-up for polishing, maintenance, and replacement when required

What Is An Ocular Prosthesis?

An ocular prosthesis (artificial eye) is a medical-grade custom-made device placed inside the eye socket to restore a natural appearance after eye loss.

Will It Look Natural?

Yes. A custom-made prosthesis is hand-crafted to closely match the color, size, and movement of your natural eye, giving a very natural appearance.

Is The Procedure Painful?

No. The prosthesis fitting is non-surgical, painless, and performed on an outpatient basis.

How Long Does An Ocular Prosthesis Last?

With proper care, a prosthesis usually lasts 5–7 years. However, periodic polishing every 6–12 months is recommended for comfort and hygiene.

Can Children Wear A Prosthesis?

Yes. Children with congenital absence or early eye removal can benefit greatly from prostheses to maintain socket growth and facial symmetry.

How Do I Maintain A Prosthesis?

Clean regularly as advised by your doctor
Attend follow-up polishing appointments
Replace when the fit becomes loose, discolored, or uncomfortable

Custom Ocular Prosthesis Services

Services Offered

Procedures

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