Ocular Implants

Ocular implants are devices placed inside or around the eye to restore vision, improve appearance, or support eye function. They are often used when the eye is damaged or missing due to injury, disease, or removal. For example, prosthetic eyes (artificial eyes) are cosmetic implants that help restore a natural appearance, while intraocular implants (such as lenses) are used to correct vision problems like cataracts. These implants are carefully designed to integrate with the eye's anatomy, enhancing quality of life by improving vision or appearance.