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ocularist

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oc·u·lar·ist (ky-lr-st)
n.
One skilled in the design, fabrication, and fitting of artificial eyes and in the making of prostheses associated with the appearance or function of the eyes.
ocularist 
One who designs and fits artificial eyes. See artificial eye; ocular prosthesis.
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