Type-based Anophthalmia and Microphthalmia Treatment segmentation distinguishes prosthetic, surgical, and pharmacological interventions. Prosthetic solutions—custom ocular conformers and painted shells—account for the largest revenue share because they are the only modality that restores facial symmetry in absolute anophthalmia, generating repeat replacement demand every 12–18 months in paediatric patients. Surgical revenue is driven by staged orbital expansion and socket reconstruction; average selling prices are highest here, yet volumes are capped by limited specialist centres. Pharmacological agents (topical lubricants, antibiotics, steroids) represent the lowest absolute value but exhibit the steepest volume curve, prescribed adjacently to prevent exposure keratopathy in microphthalmic eyes. Together, the three types map precisely to the severity spectrum of the disorders and define the longitudinal spend per patient.