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Question:
I am 56 years old and have been wearing an artificial eye since 1962. At the moment the eye glass looks very small and falls off sometimes. How can I replace it?
Answer:
Please contact your ophthalmologist (Eye M.D.). She will examine the eye and assess the health of the lining. A referral to an ocularist can then be made to have a new prosthetic shell created for you.
Answered by: Rona Silkiss, MD 
Categories: General Eye Health
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