Individuals are grateful for their eyes, but rarely does anyone think, “what holds my eyes in place, and how is my eye protected?” This is what the orbit is responsible for, which contains the bones surrounding the eyes (“Blowout Fracture,” n.d.). Orbital fractures happen a lot, but one of the most common is a blowout fracture, which results from direct trauma to the orbit such as a small sports ball or a fist (Gaillard, n.d.). Luckily, our eyes usually do not undergo significant damage due to the orbit protecting them, but unfortunately the bones at the bottom of the orbit known as the orbital floor are thin and typically break easy causing a blowout (Zeigler, n.d.). Also, there are four different types of blowout fractures all occurring