The Fundamentals of Prosthetic Eye Movement

Whether you are receiving your first prosthetic eye, or your tenth prosthesis, a major concern for most patients is the movement of a new prosthesis.  While your board certified ocularist will fit and fabricate your prosthesis to maximize all available movement,...

Prosthetic Eye for Infants

Prosthetic eye services for infants can be very challenging for every member of your child’s care team:  their pediatric ophthalmologist, ocularist and family.  While each child’s circumstances and outcomes will vary, a number of general considerations must...

Join us in Honoring our Veterans

As we celebrate our nation’s Veterans Day we reflect on the service and sacrifice our veterans and active military members have made for our country.  At Ocular Prosthetics, Inc. we have had the pleasure of helping many veterans restore their image and their lives....

When is a Prosthetic Eye Replacement Necessary?

Your prosthetic eye will need to be replaced periodically, based on your ophthalmologist and ocularist’s recommendations.  While the reasons for replacement will vary depending on each patient’s circumstances; common causes are changes in the eye socket anatomy, age...

Leave the Fireworks to the Professionals!

Every year we encourage people not to celebrate Independence Day with the use of personal fireworks, yet every year our message is unfortunately unheard, or worse ignored.  The danger of fireworks can not be overstated; personal injury, fires, and even death can be...