Who we are -
Welcome to Prosthetic Eye Center
De Cure Prosthetic Eye Center is one of the best Custom Made Artificial Eye Center in Karnataka. We serve in custom made ocular prosthesis which is commonly known as artificial eye, scleral shell, cosmetic shell or a prosthetic eye.
We tailor make an eye according to the patient’s fellow eye to look normal again with a natural looking eye which can be worn continuously without removing and it moves like an normal eye ball.
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Why Choose Us ?
De Cure Center firmly believes that a team approach to treating and counseling the patients with disfigured eye is the best way to achieve the highest standards of service excellence. We have experience of fitting more than 5000 artificial eyes to the national and international patients. We are attached with more than 100 hospitals.
Mission
Our mission is to combine Art and Science by creating Artificial Eye which looks like real eye as close as possible.
Know your Ocularist -
Jibran Munaver is a qualified and experienced Ocularist and Anaplastologist.
Jibran Munaver is a qualified and experienced Ocularist and Anaplastologist with over 12 years’ of experience in making and fitting hand crafted artificial eyes. He has done his training with Artificial Eye Services in International Prosthetic Eye Center Hyderabad, India. He has also worked with ocularists from across India and abroad to gain and share his experiences.
He has worked as Consultant Clinical Ocularist at Narayana Nethralaya for a tenure of 6 years and he is a clinical Anaplastologist at De Cure Center since 2016. He is actively serving the patients from all over India and international patients too.
He is a founding member of the Ocularist Society of India and regularly presented at conferences in UAE, Bahrain and India for various Ocularist’s Associations. Jibran is continuously developing his techniques and researching new technology for the advancement of Ocularistry.
His knowledge expertise is widely recognized among top eye care practitioners around India and overseas which is why he even lends his services to various organizations across the globe.
Skill
Creating eyes – physical parts of our patients – takes a special set of skills. Precision, craftsmanship, meticulous attention to detail, and an in-depth understanding of the challenges people with eye conditions face are all key to making the best prosthetic eyes.
Jibran brings these talents and more to his process – and to every patient – to ensure you get the best results.
Passion for patients
A deep passion for our patients goes hand in hand with the technical skills essential for manufacturing and fitting prosthetic eyes. From their distinct facial features to their special stories, each of our patients is on a unique journey.
And we want to share that journey with you, with compassion, understanding, expertly crafted artificial eyes and world-class customer service. Your individual needs and circumstances are at the heart of everything we do.
Cutting-edge research
Healthcare and technology are evolving at breakneck speed, and prosthetic eyes are no exception. We stay on top of the latest research and use state-of-the-art products and procedures in delivering and caring for ocular prosthetics.
Plus, we work alongside some of the best ophthalmologists, oncologists, and oculoplastic surgeons in India.
All this adds up to making sure our patients receive the very best in artificial eye care.
Our Services
We work for the patient who has disfigured eye due to injury or infection or who lost their eye by surgical procedure like Enucleation, Evisceration or Exenteration. Our team has expertise in treating patients with microphthalmia, post retinoblastoma, post chemical burn, contracted socket or socket related anomalies. Visit our Gallary to see our work.
Some Common FAQ's about Artificial Eyes
Does artificial eye move?
Yes, most customized artificial eyes do move. The biggest factors are the muscle movements if they are present in the eye and the fit of the artificial eye
Does Insurance cover the artificial eye?
No, since it’s a cosmetic procedure.None of the insurance iscovered.
How long does the customized artificial eye last?
Typically, a customized artificial eyelasts about 5 years before it needs to be replaced. Tissue changes in the socket and breakdown of the acrylic are the primary reasons for replacement. Due to anatomical growth, artificial eye in children tend to last 2-3 years before requiring replacement.
How often should we get the artificial eye polished?
We recommend a polish once in every 6-8 months for most patients. This visit allows us to remove the built-up protein, bacteria and scratches on the surface. We also examine the fit of the prosthesis and the condition of your eye socket and eyelids.
How is artificial eye fixed in the eye?
An artificial eye is kept with the support of upper and lower eye lid and appropriate contours on the back side of the prosthesis.
What material is used in making the artificial eye?
They are made using medical grade PMMA (Acrylic). It’s smooth and comfortable to wear therefore allergies to the material are highly unlikely.
What is the difference between ready-made and custom made artificial eye?
Ready-made artificial eyes are mass-produced using a non-medical grade plastic. It’s not made for any particular person, thus its ill fit, size and color doesn’t match.
A custom artificial eye is made by your expert ocularist which is a tailor made prosthesis which fits only for you by taking the exact size and matches the fellow eye along with the symmetry in eye movements.
How many days/appointments are required to get the artificial eye?
To custom made an artificial eye successfully which looks alike with a proper fit and comfort, it typically needs 1 or 2 days after the socket is healed completely after the surgery is done.
Will I be able to see with the artificial eye?
The answer is NO, It’s just an artificial eye which hides the defect after one has lost an eye.
Can we participate in sports activities while wearing artificial eye?
Yes, you can be a part of any sports activity provided you wear a protective polycarbonate glasses to protect both the eyes.