The corneal epithelium is a stratified squamous epithelium from which superficial terminal cells are naturally shed. Limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) is characterized by a loss or deficiency of the stem cells in the limbus that are vital for re-population of the corneal epithelium and to the barrier function of the limbus [1 2]. When these stem cells are lost, the corneal epithelium is unable to repair and renew itself. This results in epithelial breakdown and persistent epithelial defects,...

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Artificial eyes can be made very much life like as it can give illusion of real eye, with excellent eye motility as well as great cosmetic appearance, Kuldeep Raizada, BCO, BADO, make an excepptional high quality life like eyes in india for local as well as international Patients around the world.
 
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An oculoplastic surgeon performing an Enucleation of the eye procedure.

Removal of the eye by enucleation or evisceration can relieve pain and minimize further risk to life and well-being of an individual with the above noted conditions. In addition, procedures to remove the eye should address the resultant appearance of the orbit. Orbital implants and ocular prostheses are used by the surgeon to restore a more natural appearance.

An orbital implant is placed after removal of the eye to res...

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Light weight or Holllow Prosthesis can be fabricated by hollow out the two side of prosthesis and stick together which allow the air to trap inside, it is good for those whom lot of volume loss and prosthesis is seems to be heavy, a light weight prosthesis can reduce the weight up to 30% from original shape. though it is little time consuming but worth for patient who need it.






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What material is used in making the eye?

They are made using dimensionally stable, medical quality PMMA (Acrylic). This is the same material used in some hip replacements (and related procedures) and the material is compatible with being surgically inserted into the body, therefore allergies to the material are highly unlikely.

How long have artificial eyes been around?

Artificial eye-making has been practiced since ancient times. The first ocular prostheses were made by Rom...

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An auricular (ear) prosthesis artificially restores all or part of the ear which has been lost due to radical cancer surgery, amputation, burns and/or congenital defects. The delicate structures remaining after surgery are covered by thin, highly sensitive skin. This soft tissue, being very fragile, must be kept free from irritation and debris from the environment. The protective position of the helix helps to cleanse the air of small particles, which might injure and damage th...

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International Prosthetic Eye Center wide range of Maxillofacial and Somato prosthesis for those who suffered and lost the various Part of Body such as Orbit, Eye, Nose, ear, Finger, Hand, Toes, and or complete or incomplete part of body, which we can use and make it as normal as natural part. 
these are the following prosthesis is usually being offered by us.

Maxillofacial Prosthesis

• EAR PROSTHESIS
• ORBITO FACIAL PROSTHESIS
• NASAL PROSTHESIS
• BREAST PROSTHESIS
• Nipple prosthesis
• FINGER PROSTHESIS
• LEG PROS...

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The International Prosthetic Eye Center is known for the highest standard of workmanship throughout the medical profession both in the India and also Internationally. A wide range of services offered at the Center include ocular prosthetic, scleral shells, conformers, ocular implants and facial prosthetics. We not only treat adult patients, but also infants with eye problems, such as retinoblastoma or microophthalmia. Patients travel throughout the state and worldwide to our state of the art ...

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