 This is a technique of repairing an eridodialysis with a flange-proline suture. Credit goes to Kusaka and authors for publishing this technique. An eridodialysis after trauma is identified. A limited peritomy is done first. We then proceeded to remove the cataract using a capsular tension hook in the area of zonular weakness. A capsular tension ring is then inserted with a Sinsky hook and the lens is then centered in the back. The iris tissue is then mobilized with MST forceps. A 6-0 proline suture is obtained and 20 cm is melted with high temp cottery. A hemostat forcep is used to clamp the heated suture forming a small flange. A 30 gauge TSK needle is bent and inserted into the sclera and adjacent iris tissue in the area of the eridodialysis. The flange suture is inserted into the needle. When the needle is externalized, the flange should fasten the iris to the sclera internally. Cottery is then applied to create another flange that seals the suture to the external sclera. The conjunctival peritomy and wounds are then closed and the eridodialysis appears cosmetically improved.