Due to my busy schedule I wasn't able to update the gallery section of my website. I have had some good Artificial Eye done lately where their Prosthetic Eye looked very close to the original eye.

Aside from that, I am thinking of adding more care and maintenance post to this website. Some of them would be:
1. Follow up check ups and Adjustments of Artificial eye.
2. Consequences of wearing a rough Prosthetic Eye.
3. Materials needed when you are using an Artificial eye in the Philippines.
4. What are the requirements to practice making Prosthetic eye in the Philippines.

Hopefully, I am able to finish all of this before the year ends.

If you want to chat with me, or if you have questions about Artificial eye, most of my Contact details are right Here
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I am getting a lot of inquiries lately on "How much does an Artificial Eye cost in the Philippines?"

In my clinic, we usually treat the fitting of an Artificial eye as a professional service.
To elaborate more, we treat an Artificial eye just like a medical device, and just like any other medical device, we like to treat it as something more than just a plastic prosthetic eye for aesthetic purpose, but rather, something that could keep a person's eye socket healthy while looking aesthetically real.
We also highly recommend follow ups, to check on  the health of the patients eye socket, as well as the health of the Artificial Eye itself. (Importance of having your eye professionally polished)

In short, we do not just sell a Prosthetic Eye, we want you to experience a Customized Artificial Eye Fitting, in a Clinic, by a Doctor, for a healthy eye socket for a patient. ​

As for the price, the price will depend on the difficulty of the patient's case, that is why we highly recommend that a patient visits the clinic first, so that we can personally talk regarding the price of their Ocular prosthesis. You can Click here for our contact details, if you have any other questions, and I'd be happy to answer you. ​
In summary, there is no way to tell how much an Artificial Eye cost in the Philippines, as there is no fix price for a healthy Prosthesis.

Please do visit our page for Frequently Asked Questions from our patients

And to see some of our work, please visit our Gallery. (Click Here)

If you still have any question about Prosthetic Eyes, please contact me thru my email: [email protected] or click here 

Your Artificial Eye has a Limbus. The white transition between your Iris(the brown part of your eye) and your Sclera(the white part of your eye) is called the Corneoslceral limbus, or as some doctors would call it the "Limbus".
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For years, I had experimented on applying the corneoscleral limbus to an artificial eye, and so far I have created many prosthesis that would have a soft white transition of the sclera to the Iris. 

I'm still continuously improving the design, where someday, I will be also be able to make  Circus Senilis, or the white ring in the iris coming from people who are in their 50's.