3 Ways to Change Your Eye Color (for real) [Video]

Learn how to change your eye color! From eye color changing eye drops to the latest eye color change surgery options, in this video Dr. Allen reviews how to change your eye color and the safety risks you need to know about.

I have had several patients and viewers alike ask me if it is possible to change your eye color. Thankfully, modern science has found several ways to change eye color, each with its own considerations for safety and effectiveness.

Eye Color Changing Eye Drops have emerged as a newer option, claiming to alter eye color gradually by either darkening or lightening the iris. However, the safety and effectiveness of these drops are still being researched, and many trending brands have been flagged for questionable safety issues. Potential side effects and long-term consequences of these color changing eye drops require further investigation before widespread use. Caution should be advised.

Eye Color Change Surgery provides a more permanent solution. Procedures such as iris implants involve inserting a colored silicone implant into the eye to change its hue. While this method has been US FDA approved for the treatment of some eye conditions, they are not without risks. As with all forms of invasive surgery, these procedures carry risks such as infection, inflammation, and other complications. Another option, is the newer keratopigmentation surgery, modern techniques involve using a laser procedure to create small channels within the cornea where colored pigments can be injected into layers of the cornea. While less invasive than implants and some publications reporting favorable safety profiles, it’s not widely available, and its long-term effects are still being studied.

Colored Contact Lenses offer a reversible way to change your eye color. They come in a variety of colors and can be worn daily or for special occasions. However, it’s essential to get a prescription from an eye care professional to ensure they fit properly and to minimize the risk of eye irritation or infection. Proper cleaning and maintenance of the lenses are also necessary to keep your eyes healthy.
Whichever method you choose, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and consult with qualified professionals.

✅ More Info on eye colors!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzi60fSuOmPAVosUyuzXhhc1cERyVSZOM

Eye Colors Explained – https://youtu.be/CCmioT9y594
The Truth about Green Eyes: https://youtube.com/shorts/PgcsOyjRYws
The Truth about Blue Eyes: https://youtube.com/shorts/e5oGROfQs6g
Having 2 colored eyes (Heterochromia) https://youtube.com/shorts/-RTsmjDQg0Q

More Info on Colored Contact Lenses
https://youtu.be/WQUMyGvW3ag
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzi60fSuOmPDOoAq-EMxPxjmWH7AKaCGc

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0:00 How to change your eye color
0:23 Intro
0:43 Eye Color Changing Eye Drops
3:22 Warning
3:56 Eye Color Change Surgery
4:22 Iris Implant Surgery
5:15 Keratopigmentation Surgery
7:20 Colored Contact Lenses
8:53 Colored Contacts Tips
9:14 Best Colored Contacts
10:05 Final Thoughts