The blond baby you see on the photo is Natalia Dimitrova. She is 6 months old. She is born with a left eye anophthalmia (absence of the globe and ocular tissue from the orbit). It is a rare defect that occurs in 1 of 100 000 newborns. In 2/3 of the children born with anophthalmia other illnesses exist as well.
Fortunately Natalia has no other health problems for now.

The ocular orbits are very important in facial development. Conformers or implants are used to expand the eye socket and to ensure the proper growth of the face. There are different approaches since every child is different. One factor is weather the child is able to see any light.
In the USA and UK the first conformer is inserted when the child is 6 weeks old. Periodically conformers are changed until the eye socket and orbit become its normal size. Then, when the child is around 2 years old a prosthetic eye can be made.
Natalia is 26 weeks and no treatment or management has been started yet.