Today, eye color change is becoming a trend because of cosmetic purpose.

Eyes color can be changed in two ways- temporary and permanent eye color change. The iris is the colored portion of the eye and it can be brown, black, blue, grey, grey, hazel and mixture of these colors. Expansions and contractions of the iris can occur when the person focuses the eyes, spend time in very dark or brightly lit areas or experiences strong emotions. Sometimes, eyes color lightens with the age; it is natural and not a cause of concern.

Temporary Eye Color Change

Contact lenses is the most common way to change eye color temporary in a short time. Three types of contact lenses are available that includes

• Visibility tint lenses are lightly tinted and only have a small effect if the person’s eyes are light in color.

• Enhancement tint lenses are transparent and semi-solid, they only sharpens the color of the eye but not changes the color.

• Opaque tint lenses are solid in color and changes the color of eyes as desired. And comes in variety of colors.

Contact lenses have certain risks, failing to clean and care can result in following issues

• Blurry vision

• Partial vision loss or blindness

• Itchy or Watery eyes

• A scratched cornea

It is recommended to buy contact lenses from the sources that offer prescriptions.

Permanent Eye Color Change

Iris implant surgery was first developed to replace iris following illness. Now, it is becoming more popular between people who are seeking cosmetic change.

The fundamental key is, there is a blue color eye in every brown eye under its surface. There is a thin layer of pigment called strauma that contains some amount of melanin, which is on the outer surface of iris. The logic is to remove brown color pigment from iris and there is blue color eye. After removing the pigment, the change is permanent because it cannot return back.

There is one more technology iris implant surgery that is non-surgical outpatient technique, in which the desire colored iris is implanted over the actual iris by making a small cut in the corner of the iris.

There are many risks associated with the surgery, most of them includes:

• Eye inflammation

• Injury to the cornea

• Glaucoma

• Swelling of the cornea

• Cataracts

• Partial vision loss or blindness

In U.S., this type of surgery is not legal and medical trials have yet to be performed for its safety tests.

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