Henry La Fuente

Board Certified Ocularist
Board Approved Diplomate of Ocularistry

In 1972, Henry received his Certificate of Instruction as a Dental Technician in the United States Navy. He was trained in Maxillofacial Prosthetics at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas.

Henry was an integral part in opening the Maxillofacial prosthetics center at the University of Texas San Antonio in 1976.

In 1978, he was recruited to help establish the Maxillofacial prosthetics clinic at the Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center. He remained there until 1983 when he opened his own practice in the Dean McGee Eye Institute where he was an adjunct clinical professor for OUHSC. Henry received his Master of Ophthalmic Prosthetics from the American Society of Ocularists (ASO) in 1983. He is also Board Certified by the National Examining Board of Ocularists. After practicing at the Dean McGee Eye Institute for almost 15 years he moved offices to St. Anthony Hospital and then to the current location 1116 N. Robinson Ave in Oklahoma City. Henry has personally helped thousands of people return to a normal life.

Brandon La Fuente

Brandon began working in prosthetics directly after high school. He continued working in the prosthetics lab while completing his college degree. Brandon graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2001 with a bachelor of Business Administration degree in Marketing with minors in Business Administration and Sociology.

Brandon is working on his Masters of ophthalmic prosthetics through the American Society of Ocularists.

David Hernandez

David C. Hernandez is currently completing his Ocularistry training under Henry La Fuente, BCO and MT, who specializes in both ocularistry and maxullar facial prosthetics. Over the past ten years David has been designing and developing class-I and class-II medical devices with companies such as Kimberly Clark, Facet Technologies and Porex Surgical Inc. While working with Porex Surgical Inc., from 1999-2004, David attended bi-annual Ocularistry continuing education classes in various locations, and stayed abreast of techniques and of new materials.

Over the course of his experience, David has designed and developed numerous products ranging from cranial, facial and orbital implants, as well as consumer products. He has consulted and collaborated with high profile, Ocular Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons from around the world to ensure that design needs and specifications were met with enthusiasm.  Additional experience consists of a diverse medical field background including work as a Certified Phlebotomist, Certified Emergency Medical Transport (EMT), Medical Assistant and Emergency Room Technician (ERT).

 David graduated from The Savannah Collage of Art and Design, with a BFA, specializing in Product Design and Development, and demonstrates the unique ability of combining his artistic talent and medical background.