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The existing literature on patient-specific implants for orbital surgery contains a heterogeneity of indications, designs, materials, and reporting. Because all studies met level III criteria for evidence, definitive conclusions were limited. Although anecdotal and low-quality evidence reports showed possible improved outcomes with patient-specific implants compared with non-patient-specific implants, determination of the best applications, designs, outcomes, and safety will require well-designed prospective studies with sufficient postoperative follow-up and outcome metrics.