FREDERICK CUSTOMEYEZ PROSTHETICS LLC
Custom Artificial Eyes that make you look and feel your best
Discover what a custom
prosthesis can do for you
FREDERICK CUSTOMEYEZ PROSTHETICS LLC
Discover what a custom
prosthesis can do for you
PMMA, custom and impression fit, hand-painted ocular prosthesis.
A thin prosthesis made like the custom artificial eye that fits over an eviscerated globe, a phthisical globe, or a microphthalmic globe.
An annual or semi-annual process that involves high speed polishing and protein removal on surface of the prostheses.
An enlargement or reduction in the size of your prosthesis. This will only be preformed on prostheses created by Frederick CustomEyez.
As the founder and CEO of Frederick CustomEyez, Melissa has over 30 years of experience in the prosthetic eye industry. Her passion for helping patients look and feel their best has driven the success of the business.
A third year intern, Emily Brunson has the talent to take your prosthetic details to the next level. She has the caring attitude of a true professional.
Please reach us at FREDERICKCUSTOMEYEZ@GMAIL.COM if you cannot find an answer to your question.
An ocularist is a trained professional that fits and fabricates artificial eyes, scleral cover shells, and custom conformers. Some ocularists are board certified by a national testing agency.
You may have had an enucleation, in which the entire eyeball was removed and replaced with an orbital implant. The surgeon then attaches the orbital muscles to that implant. Alternatively, you may have had an evisceration, in which the inner parts of the eye are removed and replaced with an orbital implant, preserving part of the anatomy.
Most of the time your prosthesis is covered by insurance. Frederick CustomEyez will do their best to make sure your insurance covers the services at the highest level. We participate in some insurance networks and are willing to work with most others. Of course, you are always responsible for your deductibles and co-payments. You will always get an up-front estimate of your out-of pocket costs. We are Medicare and Medicaid certified.
Patients are most comfortable having their prosthesis polished once or twice a year. There are exceptions to this standard. Polishing removes the protein build ups that accumulate on the surface of the prosthesis, contributing to irritation and subsequent discharge. Removing this protein seems to alleviate the discomfort.
Short answer, NO. The plastic surface of the prosthesis will break down at some point. Some people can go longer than others. Medicare has developed a standard lifetime of five years. We recommend having your prosthesis checked every year for signs of deterioration. Your ocularist can determine if a new prosthesis is indicated.
Conveniently settle your payment for services through our secure online payment portal.
We ask that you give us 24 hours notice if you need to cancel or change your appointment.
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