Many injuries, conditions and infections can lead to disfigurement of an eye and make an individual feel self-conscious about his or her appearance. Igel CD Prosthetic lenses can be specially designed to match the appearance of the unaffected eye as closely as possible and make the disfigured eye less conspicuous.  Disfiguring conditions frequently treated with Igel CD Prosthetic contact lenses include incomplete formation of the pupil (aniridia), lack of pigment or color in the eye (albinism) and damage to the cornea from trauma. Other common indications include aniridia, iris coloboma, ocular albinism, leukocoria, leukoma, diplopia, micro-cornea, and iris atrophy. They would benefit from Igel CD Prosthetic lens that can mask the ocular disfigurement. The patients’ functional need will dictate which type of prosthetic contact lens is best suited for them. Igel CD Prosthetic lens is custom- made and their material is made of flexible polyhema that is combined with water to allow oxygen to flow through the contact lens to the cornea. Igel CD Prosthetic lenses are extremely comfortable, easy to apply and are reusable hydrogel soft contact lens that can last up to a year.