Can people who have undergone LASIK or SMILE surgery have eye color change surgery?
Current techniques do not recommend eye color change surgery (keratopigmentation) for individuals who have previously undergone LASIK or SMILE surgery.
Can people who have had eye color change surgery undergo vision correction surgery?
Those who have undergone eye color change surgery are not suitable for LASIK or SMILE procedures. However, PRK and No-touch surgeries are possible.
Is the color permanent after eye color change surgery?
Yes, this procedure is permanent. However, slight changes or fading in the color tone may occur over time.
Can eye color change surgery be reversed?
No, this procedure is irreversible. Therefore, it is advised to carefully evaluate your decision before proceeding with the surgery.
Can the color be changed after eye color change surgery?
Theoretically, it is possible, but this is generally not recommended. You should be certain about the desired color before the surgery.
What happens if the color fades after eye color change surgery?
If the color fades, the procedure can be repeated by adding more pigment.
Can cataract surgery be performed after eye color change surgery?
Yes, it can. During this procedure, a 5 mm opening is left in the center of the cornea, which is sufficient for future cataract or other eye surgeries.
Does eye color change surgery cause glaucoma?
No, this surgery is performed within the corneal layers and does not affect intraocular pressure. It neither increases nor decreases the risk of glaucoma.
Are there risks associated with eye color change surgery?
Like any surgery, this aesthetic procedure carries some risks. Since it is not a medical necessity, you should discuss potential risks and complications with your doctor before deciding.
