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It is Possible to Change Eye Color Permanently

RECOVERY TIME IS VERY FAST

Op. Dr. Toygar, who stated that although the permanent eye color change method is a surgical intervention, it is a minimally invasive procedure that provides rapid recovery because it is performed through a small incision, said, “The recovery period is much shorter compared to other eye surgeries. In addition, not intervening inside the eye ensures that the risks related to vital structures such as the retina and optic nerves are low.”

PIGMENTS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED PERMANENT

Op. Dr. Toygar, who insistently emphasized the importance of patients undergoing a detailed eye examination before the surgery, drew attention to the following details: “If the patient is suitable, the preparation processes for the surgery are started with the decision of the specialist ophthalmologist. Additional tests regarding the patient’s general health status may be performed. In addition, it is important to pay attention to eye hygiene and to follow the instructions given by the doctor before the surgery. The surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia and is a painless surgical intervention. Since the pigments are permanent, the procedure cannot be reversed; therefore, the person should carefully consider the eye color change.”

SIMULATION WITH DIFFERENT EYE COLORS

Op. Dr. Toygar said that before the surgery, the patient is presented with different eye color options and the preferred color is determined, and said: “Simulation technology comes into play so that patients can better understand how the color they choose will look on their eyes. Eye color change simulation gives the person the chance to visually experience how the new eye color will match their facial features. In this way, the patient can be sure of their aesthetic preferences and will not encounter any surprises after the surgery. During the simulation, it is also shown in detail how the eye color can change with light, eye structure and environmental factors. This helps the patient make the right choice.”