The orbital socket forms the most visible part of the face. It holds the eyeball and surrounding muscles with neurovascular soft tissues.
Due to inadvertent accidents and infections, including globe injuries and autoimmune conditions, the ocular soft tissues can be affected, which leads to shrinkage of the globe.
There are clinical conditions that require removal of the globe, such as ocular infection, panophthalmitis, tumors or painful blind eye. Such conditions leave the orbit anophthalmic with volume loss. Additional surgical procedures are needed to reconstruct the orbital volume and