An introduction of an Artificial eye or an Ocular prosthesis...

About an Artificial Eye for the users...

Eye loss triggers an emotional response in you (one eyed patient), the patient , and also in others who are around you, such as your family members and friends. The right information can assist you in understanding what will happen, and how to deal with the practical side of the eye loss. We are here to provide you with the highest quality prosthetic eye services available. We understand the loss of an eye can be devastating and know how important it is for your prosthetic eye to appear natural. We are experienced in making artificial eye or ocular prosthesis for both adults and children specially and perform all procedures with expert know-how and, thereby, frequently avoid surgery.

Before

After

The artificial eye looks like a natural eye--however, it is made of plastic(acrylic, highest grade of medical materials) and does not provide vision. An ocular prosthesis or artificial eye replace an absent of natural eye following an Enucleation, Evisceration or an Orbital Exenteration ( different types of eye remover surgery cause of some diseases), Phthisical eye(where eye will be present in the eye socket but vision will be not there and the cornea means the round black portion of the eye will be fully opaque/muddy or fully white).

We have vast experience in this field and we use the latest devices available to create near-natural artificial eyes. The prosthetic eye is made in such a way that it restores the shiny natural appearance, matches with the others eye and moves in the same direction as the patient's natural eye. The artificial eye is fully fabricated(hand-painted) in the presence of the patient to produce an accurate color match. 

After

Before (in case of Phthisical eye)

The Ocular Prosthetic or an artificial eye users's satisfaction is not just a goal, it is a mission. 

Artificial eye or Prosthetic eye care...

• Always clean hands when handling your prosthesis.
• Clean the prosthesis twice in a week is ideal. Use baby shampoo and normal drinking water and rinse thoroughly.
• Do not clean your prosthesis with a hand sanitizer or alcohol (medical spirit) as these chemicals may damage the prosthesis and your eye socket.
• The prosthesis should be polished every six months alternatively.
• An Artificial eye should be replaced or changed approximately every five years.
• Wear protective glasses, when there is a chances of injury to your sighted eye.
• Apply a lubricant daily.

  

We are very proud to serve this type of special services and to give a vast information to the users. To show lab pictures and some images of beautified persons, just visit                  Asian Ocularist through google.

Thanks, 

Mr. Siddhartha Banerjee
Former Ocularist, L.V.Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad.
Director & chief ocularist, Karunamayee Prosthetic Eye Clinic

2, P.C.Sorcar Sarani (Ekdalia road)
Kolkata- 700019, India.
Contact : 9641792026/ 9088026592/ 8170838233
email: siddhartha.ocularist@gmail.com