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   How do you care for an artificial eye?

   • However, appreciating care is an important part of wearing an artificial eye. It can be washed in warm, water with ordinary unscented hand soap – no expensive solutions are needed – then rinsed thoroughly and replaced. Care should be taken to avoid dropping the eye where it could be chipped, or even lost.

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   Who can get artificial eyes?

   • Artificial eyes can be provided to people who have had their eye removed (enucleated or eviscerated) which is very rare, or to people who have damaged eyes, small eyes, or other eye-related conditions. Initially, a temporary prosthesis is provided from stock and will be worn until an individual custom-made prosthesis can be made.

   Artificial eye creation and fitting - Moorfields Eye Hospital

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   What is the National Artificial Eye service?

   • The National Artificial Eye Service provides a manufacturing and fitting service for the supply of ocular prostheses to all eligible patients throughout England. The National Artificial Eye Service is part of the NHS.

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   Is the National Artificial Eye service part of the NHS?

   • The National Artificial Eye Service is part of the NHS. If you wear an artificial eye or cosmetic shell and are eligible for NHS treatment we have over 70+ clinics in England where you can have your prosthesis checked and polished and be provided with a replacement when necessary

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2. www.visioncenter.org › conditions › artificial-eyeProsthetic Eye (Ocular Prosthesis): Types, Costs, and Care

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   May 2, 2024 · A prosthetic eye, or ocular prosthesis, is a custom-made shell that looks like a natural eye. It fits over an implant placed in the eye socket. It’s recommended if an eye must be removed due to injury or disease. The two types of eye removal surgery are enucleation and evisceration.

3. www.naes.nhs.ukNational Artificial Eye Service - NAES

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   If you wear an artificial eye or cosmetic shell and are eligible for NHS treatment we have over 70+ clinics in England where you can have your prosthesis checked and polished and be provided with a replacement when necessary.

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5. www.moorfields.nhs.uk › for-patients › artificialArtificial eye creation and fitting - Moorfields Eye Hospital

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   Care of your prosthetic eye. This section aims to provide specialist information and guidance for patients before and after having their eye removed (enucleation/ evisceration), or who are undergoing secondary ball implant surgery, dermis fat graft surgery or any other revision of socket surgery.

6. www.naes.nhs.uk › advice › your-first-visitYour First Visit │ National Artificial Eye Service

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   Your First Visit. We have been making and fitting artificial eyes for over 100 years and the most important thing to remember is that you are not on your own - we treat almost 750 people every year who have an artificial eye fitted for the very first time.

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   However, appreciating care is an important part of wearing an artificial eye. It can be washed in warm, water with ordinary unscented hand soap – no expensive solutions are needed – then rinsed thoroughly and replaced.

9. www.realself.com › surgical › prosthetic-eyeProsthetic Eyes: What You Need to Know | RealSelf

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   Jun 13, 2023 · A prosthetic eye (aka an ocular prosthesis) is an artificial device that creates a natural appearance after the surgical removal of a damaged or diseased eye. It’s not actually an eye, so it won’t restore your vision, and—contrary to what most people think—only the visible portion is round.

10. mft.nhs.uk › app › uploadsCare and Use of Artificial Eye - Manchester University NHS ...

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    great care must be taken when inserting and removing the prosthesis. It is recommended that the prosthesis should be checked and polished every year. Department of Ocular Prosthetics: (0161) 276 5540