Center for Ocular Prosthetics

Center for Ocular Prosthetics She brings great care, attention to detail, and fine art to give you a brighter future with your new eye.

Based in Portland, Oregon Christina King offers a trauma-informed and friendly approach to help restore your health and confidence after a difficult experience. Christina represents one of less than 150 board-certified ocularists in the United States, and she takes over the practice from renowned ocularist Fred Harwin, who served patients for several decades. The Center for Ocular Prosthetics's patients have ranged from the tiniest of babies to the elderly. They may be survivors of bungee cord accidents, fireworks, or cancer. Christina takes the time to get to know each patient, and personalizes their eye with a tiny painting of their choice.

01/04/2026

Family PNW adventure.

12/30/2025

can you please send a pair?!?

12/29/2025

That time tried the viral pastries from

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2456 NW Northrup Street, Suite 1A
Portland, OR
97210

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Based in Portland, Oregon, Christina King offers a trauma-informed and friendly approach to help restore your health and confidence after a difficult experience. She brings great care, attention to detail, and fine art to give you a brighter future with your new eye.

Christina represents one of less than 150 board-certified ocularists in the United States, and she takes over the practice from renowned ocularist Fred Harwin, who served patients for several decades.

The Center for Ocular Prosthetics's patients have ranged from the tiniest of babies to the elderly. They may be survivors of bungee cord accidents, fireworks, or cancer. Christina takes the time to get to know each patient, and personalizes their eye with a tiny painting of their choice.