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Prosthetic Illusions

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
When a patient has loss of an eye due to injury, glaucoma, diabetes cancer or birth defects, Prosthetic Illusions partners with your Oculoplastic surgeon to ensure the best overall care is provided. Together, your team of healthcare providers will ensure the most optimal design and fit for you and your ocular prosthesis. Barbara Spohn-Lillo is an ocularist and the only Board Certified Clinical Anaplastologist in the Rocky Mountain Region. Spohn-Lillo has over 30 years of experience in fabricating the acrylic eye prosthesis with unparalleled expertise and technical detail that will leave you feeling confident and comfortable.

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Phone: (303) 973-8482

Address: 3405 S Yarrow St Unit C, Lakewood, CO 80227

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Prosthetic Illusions

Ophthalmologists

Glaucoma
When a patient has loss of an eye due to injury, glaucoma, diabetes cancer or birth defects, Prosthetic Illusions partners with your Oculoplastic surgeon to ensure the best overall care is provided. Together, your team of healthcare providers will ensure the most optimal design and fit for you and your ocular prosthesis. Barbara Spohn-Lillo is an ocularist and the only Board Certified Clinical Anaplastologist in the Rocky Mountain Region. Spohn-Lillo has over 30 years of experience in fabricating the acrylic eye prosthesis with unparalleled expertise and technical detail that will leave you feeling confident and comfortable.

Reconstructive Surgery
After removal of the eye, an artificial eye can be fabricated about eight weeks later. An artificial eye will need to be replaced periodically – on average, every 3-5 years – children, more often. Yearly maintenance of an artificial eye includes polishing, and sometimes adjustments as necessary. Sometimes, reconstructive surgery may be needed to accommodate changes in the socket.

Plastic Surgeons

Breast Reconstruction
Prosthetic Illusions offers a variety of breast prostheses options for women who are not candidates for breast reconstruction, choose not to have reconstruction or those who are in between surgeries. We offer an excellent alternative to assist breast cancer survivors in restoring a sense of physical and emotional balance through breast prostheses.
Breast Surgery
Eighty30 recognizes that no two women are alike, especially after breast surgery. A typical, flat-backed form does not always provide the best fit for your intimate features. Eighty30 offers a custom-fabricated prosthesis designed to capture the delicate contours of

Skin Cancer
Suffering from a birth defect, injury, trauma, cancer or facial disease, such as microtia or skin cancer, that results in the loss of an ear, nose or eye can leave a patient emotionally and physically devastated. If surgical reconstruction of facial features is not an option, a silicone prosthetic nose, prosthetic ear or orbital prosthesis prosthetic is an excellent alternative.
Frostbite
After the loss of a finger or toe due to an injury, frostbite, accident or amputation, little things that one takes for granted, such as typing or playing a musical instrument, become major obstacles to living an ordinary life. Partial digit replacement with a prosthetic finger or prosthetic toe can offer passive functionality to once again resume daily activities. Passive tactile use such as typing gripping, filling a void in gloves, aesthetic and physical balance, and proportional symmetry of the hand and foot can be achieved through a prosthetic finger or toe. Barbara Spohn-Lillo, is the only on-site Board Certified Clinical Anaplastologist in Colorado that creates custom finger and toe prostheses.

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