Social-Psychological Aspects of Orbital Exenteration

Inclusion Criteria:

1. Age 18 years or older (for both patient \& family member).
2. Must be able to communicate in a meaningful manner with the investigators (for both patient \& family member).
3. Must be able to provide written/oral informed consent to participate (for both patient \& family member).
4. A diagnosis of orbital or head and neck cancer and a history of orbital exenteration (for patient only). A family member or close friend of a patient with a diagnosis of orbital or head and neck cancer and a history of orbital exenteration (for family member only).
5. Must have obvious facial appearance change in the orbital area due to cancer treatment (for patient only). A family member or close friend of a patient with obvious facial appearance change in the orbital area due to cancer treatment (for family member only).
6. Must have a family member willing to participate in a separate interview (for patient only). Must be willing to participate in a separate interview (for both patient \& family member).
7. Must be English speaking (for both patient \& family member).

Exclusion Criteria:

1. Significant pre-existing facial disfigurement from a congenital defect or other disease or injury (for patient only).
2. Has recurrence of cancer and currently under treatment (for patient only).
3. Diagnosis of a serious mental disorder involving psychotic processes (such as formal thought disorder and schizophrenia) documented in medical record or otherwise apparent (for both patient \& family member).
4. A foreign national (an individual who does not normally reside in the United States). These patients are excluded due to the confounding variables that cultural differences and language barriers may introduce (for both patient \& family member).