there is damaged retinal tissue 506 the patient initially sees only a portion of the image and an obstruction as shown in fig7 eventually the brain shuts off the damaged portion of the retina and the patient 39 s view no longer includes the obstruction such a view is represented in fig8 although the patient no longer sees an obstruction a portion of the image remains unseen the present invention is capable of correcting this phenomenon as illustrated in fig9 11 fig9 again shows an eye generally designated 600 in which an object 602 is imaged through the eye 39 s cornea and lens 604 onto the inner surface of the eye 600 where there is damaged retinal tissue 606 however a lens 608 manufactured using the epoxy wavefront aberrator is placed in front of the eye 600 the retinal image 609 of the object 602 is warped around damaged retinal tissue 606 such that none of the image 602 is lost fig1 shows the image the patient sees as previously mentioned over time the brain will terminate the signals generated by the damaged retinal tissue 606 and the patient will see the entire image 602 as shown in fig1 fig1 shows a flow chart in which the manufacturing steps of the present invention are disclosed and generally designated 700 first the patient 39 s eye must be imaged in order to determine the wavefront prescription second both the upper and lower lenses must be selected this selection corrects both the patient 39 s spherical and cylindrical aberrations to within 0 25 diopters next one side of the first.