Client Testimonial
Naoki Malustre
Fredicson Meneses Linan
Before
Repair ArtEyes Custom Made Artificial Eye
After
Fancy Black Artificial Eye
Azul Legaspi "Artificial eye ng baby ko so cute"
Keziah Kae the Micro-Warrior
Certified team of ocularists have extensive experience in prosthetic eye fabrication and fitting techniques required for children with anophthalmia and microphthalmia. This will include beginning artificial eye treatment as early as possible and continually making adjustments to the prosthesis to ensure that the size keeps pace with the child’s overall development. During the initial visits, your ocularist will strive to build a relationship that is based on communication and trust. As they become older, your child will be enlisted to help with the in-clinic and at home care of their own prosthesis. As a parent, it is important to encourage your child to become familiar with their prosthesis as early as possible to encourage self-empowerment.
It is also important for parents of children with anophthalmia and microphthalmia to understand that restoration with ocular prostheses is a continuous process throughout childhood. An ocularist’s main goal in prosthetic eye treatment for infants and young children is to stimulate and maintain normal eye socket development. This may include the use of progressively larger conformers, or transparent fitting shapes, to expand the relatively small eye socket.