I was featured as an ocularist in the Las Vegas Review Journal today. Check it out at http://www.reviewjournal.com/life/health/las-vegan-wants-educate-others-about-prosthetic-eyes.
Read MoreLosing an eye can be a scary experience, one that Cynthia knows too well. In this personal account, she recalls internal struggles and numerous questions that arose during this period. Me, Myself and Eye is scheduled to be released on Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, and several other sources tomorrow, June 14.
Read MoreHighlights from selected lectures on the second day of the 2016 International Anaplastology Association annual meeting at Dallas/Fort Worth.
Read MoreHighlights from selected lectures on the first day of the 2016 International Anaplastology Association annual meeting at Dallas/Fort Worth.
Read MoreFirst day of the 2016 IAA meeting is packed with workshops. After being delayed by weather, I barely made it to the board exam which is also given on this day. Due to the exam, I only attended the Clinical Photography Workshop.
Read MoreI started the process of making a prosthesis for Tanya back in September. We went through several revisions along the way. After six hours of extrinsic painting, eyelash and eyebrow application, it was finally ready...
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It's not recent news, but still worth sharing: http://www.livescience.com/4555-world-prosthetic-egyptian-mummy-fake-toe.html
I met Koji online. We bonded over a passion for ocularistry and the fact that we both grew up in Asia. We've never met in person because he still lives in Japan. He wants to become an ocularist, but unlike me, he has first-hand experience with eye loss. As we continued to exchange e-mails about ocularistry, I asked him to write his story and share it with you.
Read MoreThe second day of Medicine X took place in a relaxed, outdoor atmosphere. The day was packed with concurrent small group lectures called Learning Labs. This allowed for more dynamic interactions between the presenters and the audience...
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