Prosthetic eye fitting is a surgical procedure where a custom-made artificial eye is created and placed into the eye socket to replace a missing or damaged eye. This procedure is often performed after eye loss due to trauma, disease, or congenital conditions. The prosthetic eye helps restore the appearance of the face, improving cosmetic appearance and providing emotional and psychological benefits to the patient.

The fitting process involves taking detailed measurements of the eye socket, creating a mold, and crafting an artificial eye that matches the patient's natural eye in size, shape, and color. The prosthetic is designed to sit comfortably in the eye socket, and adjustments can be made over time to ensure a perfect fit.

Prosthetic eye fitting significantly enhances quality of life for patients who have lost an eye, helping them regain a natural appearance and feel more confident in their social interactions.