A scleral shell (Figure 1) is a prosthetic device fitted over a residual disfigured globe, like in cases of phthisis bulbi, atrophic bulbi, or microphthalmos. This is in contrast to an ocular prosthesis, …

What is a Scleral Shell? A scleral shell prosthesis is a thin prosthetic eye designed to be worn over a discolored and/or disfigured eye. The prosthesis covers the entire surface of the …

A scleral shell is a thin, custom-made prosthetic device designed to cover a damaged or non-seeing eye. Unlike a full ocular prosthesis, which replaces a surgically removed eye, a scleral …

A scleral shell provides an attractive, closely matching cover for a blind eye that can correct a drooping eyelid and provide better symmetry to your eyelid opening.

Scleral shells are a specific type of ocular prosthesis that are fit and fabricated over the person’s existing eye. These prostheses cover the entire surface of a cosmetically blemished eye, …

Unlike a full prosthetic eye, a scleral shell is a delicate, curved cover that fits over a non-functioning or disfigured eye. It enhances the eye’s appearance without requiring removal, …

A scleral shell is a thin acrylic prosthesis that fits over your existing eye. It’s designed to be worn over a non-seeing or smaller eye, and it moves with your existing eye.

A scleral cover shell is a thin prosthesis designed to be worn over a disfigured eye. It covers the entire sclera, or white part of the eye, as well as the iris and the pupil.

A scleral shell fits flush over the existing scleral white surface of a blind, injured, or eviscerated (ocular contents surgically removed) eye. In these cases, the non-functioning eye is left within …

A scleral shell is a thin ocular prosthesis worn over a nonsighted or smaller eye. It fits like a large contact lens covering the front surface of the eye globe, moves with the existing eye, and …