In principle, an artificial eye does not impair normal participation in all sporting activities: the prosthesis is well protected by the eye socket and is not at risk being damaged.
The prosthesis does not prevent you from swimming either, provided that swimming goggles are worn: in the case of scuba diving, however, it is suggested that a plastic prosthesis be fitted to deal with any extra pressure.

The artificial eye must be cleaned at least once a day. As a general rule, it is recommended using a gas-permeable contact lens soap, rinsing with physiological saline or tap water, even if equipped with a purifier.

No, it will not cause any pain and the process of handling it each day is also quite easy to learn and carry out.

You can safely leave the prosthesis in the eye socket, removing it only to clean it. If it is not worn overnight, it should be cleaned and stored dry in a sealed container. In certain cases, which you should ask your ophthalmologist about, it is recommended that the prosthesis not be worn overnight.

Yes, we create ocular prostheses for children. Our prostheses are designed to meet the needs of every patient, including the youngest ones. With their high quality and customization, they provide comfort and a natural appearance, ensuring a perfect fit. We use biocompatible and durable materials to guarantee top performance and safety, even for children.