What are your thoughts on laser de pigmentation for eyes?

[Anonymous]

I’ve been considering getting it done it’s in Spain a clinic called eyecos I believe I wanna go there but apparently people who are haters put fake reviews on and I did receive pictures of actual patients before and after it looks nice but I don't know if it’s a good idea in the long run and I have done my homework and it’s safe but I would be more comfortable seeing other people’s thoughts on the matter thank u ☺️

[slatyb]

Ewww, why would you want to do this? There's risk in every procedure.

[Asker]

Just for a different eye color

[Asker]

You’re right thank u ☺️

[slatyb]

So get colored contacts. Easy to wear, with no risk.

[exitseven]

Are you nuts?

[Asker]

Possibly 🥲

[exitseven]

okay, I looked into laser correction surgery. I saw a video that showed how it worked. They burn the cornea to change it's shape. Itis not an exact science.
Do some research about this because you only have one set of eyes.

[Asker]

You’re so sweet I’ll look into it you’re right I shouldn’t take my eyes for granted and be more careful thank u again for taking the time to give advice I appreciate u☺️✨

[Asker]

But just real quick the laser correction surgery is just for the shape right

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Asker]

U deserve it thank u ☺️

[AI Opinion]

Laser depigmentation for eyes is an intriguing option, especially with clinics like Eyecos in Spain gaining attention. If you've researched thoroughly and feel confident in its safety, that's a great step. Still, it is vital to consider long-term effects. Consulting with a trusted specialist and hearing firsthand accounts from others who've undergone the procedure can be helpful. Ultimately, trust your instincts and comfort level. Good luck! 😊

[Chayce]

You should do it in one eye and have heterochromia. That would look cooler

[Asker]

I agree

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't do it.

[Danny_dan92]

Why?

[Aldan1609]

Unnecessary