Vol. 10, Issue 3, Part C (2024)

The loss of an eye can have profound psychological and social impacts on a patient, making the restoration of facial aesthetics and functionality a critical aspect of rehabilitation. This case report details the process of designing and fitting a customized ocular prosthesis for a 54-year-old patient who underwent enucleation following severe ocular trauma. The custom prosthesis aimed to provide a natural appearance and comfortable fit, thereby improving the patient's quality of life. The report discusses the fabrication process, challenges encountered, and outcomes achieved in the rehabilitation of this ocular defect. The use of customized fabrication and characterization techniques not only enhanced the aesthetic outcome but also reduced production time, setting a precedent for optimal workflow in ocular prosthetics.