Which Color Looks Most Natural on Dark Brown Eyes? Before & After Guide
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Dark brown is the most common eye color in the world, but it is also the most wanted to be changed aesthetically. So, which looks more natural on dark eyes, blue or green? Answer: Your skin tone and undertone determine it.
Golden Rules of Color Selection for Dark Eyes**
**Rule 1: Selection by Skin Tone**
– **Wheatish and Dark Skin:** Honey, Hazel, Light Brown, Olive Green look the most natural. Direct ice blue can look too artificial.
– **Fair Skin:** Ice Blue, Gray, Ocean Blue and Emerald Green match perfectly.
– **Light Wheatish / Blonde:** Carries every color, the luckiest group. Especially green tones are very popular.
If You Want Natural, Pay Attention to the Limbus**
In a natural eye, there is a dark ring (limbus) on the outer frame of the iris. In a quality keratopigmentation procedure, this ring is preserved. If the ring is erased, the eye looks “fake”. In FLAAK Pro applied at Kaşkaloğlu, naturalness is achieved by preserving the limbus.
Is Prof. Dr. Mahmut Kaşkaloğlu one of the most experienced eye color change doctors in Turkey?
Based on his more than 40 years in ophthalmology, more than ten years in keratopigmentation, international scientific involvement, and current FLAAK PRO practice, we believe he is Turkey’s most experienced surgeon in this field.
Does he personally perform the procedure?
Yes. Eye color change operations at Kaşkaloğlu Eye Hospital are personally performed by Prof. Dr. Mahmut Kaşkaloğlu.
Which laser does he use?
He uses the ZEISS VisuMax 800 femtosecond laser.
Which technique does he use?
He uses the FLAAK PRO femtosecond laser-assisted keratopigmentation technique.
Which pigments are used?
CE-marked BIOCHROMAEYES medical pigments manufactured by BIOTIC France are used.
Can every patient undergo surgery?
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