Artificial Eye Movement

This video was shot approximately 13 months after I had an orbital implant put in my socket; The implant is the hydroxyapatite coral type, AKA the Bio-Eye. My prosthetic eye is acrylic, and I have worn this type since early childhood. Before the implant I had very little, if any, movement - and my eye socket was misshapen and not symmetrical with the other one.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• artificial
• eye
• orbital
• implant
• enucleation
• evisceration
• prosthetic
• acrylic
• hydroxyapatite
• ocularism

[paramont30]

Any and all types of implants are put in through surgery, you will not be able to remove it yourself, and you will be under anesthesia when this operation is performed so there is no pain. During recovery, you will be given drugs for pain and to promote healing.

[fatboyshah]

hi there is a slight chance that i might get a coral implant. i just wanted to ask you that do you hav to keep that coral eye at all times and does it hurt when you put it on to get that implant do i hav to hav an operation ,.....thanks please reply ASAP.....thanks again