Prosthetic lenses are special contact lenses used to enhance the appearance of a person's eye disfigured from congenital abnormality, trauma or eye disease.

These lenses are typically custom-made to fit the individual's eye and match the color as well as size of the other eye. Prosthetic lenses can improve the appearance of the eye, restore symmetry to the face, and improve the person's self-confidence as well as quality of life.

Individuals who may be interested in using prosthetic lenses include:

• People who have had a corneal transplant and need to cover the appearance of the surgical scar
• Individuals who were born with an eye deformity or who have experienced significant eye trauma
• People who have a cosmetic concern about the appearance of their eye

Prosthetic lenses can also come in the form of disposable soft contact lenses for individuals who prefers a temporary solution. However, the colour options available are limited and may not match the other eye perfectly.

Looking for Prosthetic Lenses? Here's what they can do for you:

1. Cosmetics: Prosthetic lenses can greatly improve the appearance of the eye and restore symmetry to the face, which can improve a person's self-confidence when facing people.
2. Vision correction: In some cases, prosthetic lenses can help to reduce glares and double vision.
3. Protection: Prosthetic lenses can protect the eye after a surgical procedure or in the case of an eye with a congenital abnormality. This can help prevent further damage or irritation to the eye.
4. Comfort: Prosthetic lenses can be made to fit comfortably on the eye and can provide a natural feel and appearance.

It's important to note that not all individuals with an eye condition or who have had a surgical procedure will benefit from prosthetic lenses, and it's recommended to consult an eye care professional to determine if they are a good option for you.