Artificial Eyes
by Paul, Jenny and Emily Geelen

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A Time For Stories

The phone rings. I am talking to someone for the first time. They have recently had an eye removed. I know this is a tough time for them. It is really important to us that people facing eye loss get

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Haptic Lenses Becoming More Popular

A haptic lens is an artificial eye which is worn when the real eye has not been removed. It is also called a scleral lens or scleral shell. Children born with micro-ophthalmia (the eye is small because it did not

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Next Stop, Darwin and East Timor

On Sunday, I’m off to Darwin for two weeks and then East Timor for one week to run my scheduled clinics. It’s been a busy start to 2008, with Paul working in the Philippines and now me off on my

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Titanium Pegs and Artificial Eyes

It’s easy for misconceptions to spread about artificial eyes. For example, how many times have you heard people refer to a “glass eye”? While this was correct fifty years ago, artificial eyes today are mostly made of plastic. Many people

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Shining Up For Christmas

Christmas is fast approaching. So if you want to shine up your artificial eyes before the big day, then now’s the time to book in for an eye polish. Paul and I are shutting up shop after Friday 21 December

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