Objective：This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of orbital implantation after using medical glue to bond the sclera to the anterior surface of the hydroxyapatite prosthetic implant. Methods：Total 16 patients underwent stage Ⅰ or stage Ⅱ artificial orbital implantation using medical glue were followed up for long-term observations of postoperative complications，eye appearance，and eye socket fullness. The mobility of the prosthetic implant was measured，and the patient satisfaction was questionnaire. Results：All patients had stage Ⅰ healing without postoperative complications such as prosthetic ocular exposure. After wearing the prosthetic tablets，the eye sockets were full，the appearance was natural and realistic，and the eyes were basically symmetrical. And 71.9% of patients had good prosthetic implant mobility，81.3% of patients were satisfied with their appearance，and 75.0% of patients felt comfortable wearing prosthetic tablets. Conclusion：The surgical method of using medical glue to bond the sclera and the front surface of the hydroxyapatite prosthetic implant can simplify the operation and reduce the exposure risk of the artificial orbital implantation. After surgery，good prosthetic orbital implantation mobility and patient satisfaction can be obtained.