Change your eye color without ever having to wear contacts again.

The most cutting-edge laser (the Mylumineyes 8G+) may permanently change your eye color by erasing melanin from the iris. Laser eye color alteration is the sole option if you want to change your eye color permanently without using colored contacts or undergoing surgery. Every pair of brown eyes hides the possibility of becoming anything other than brown. Brown eyes are the same color as blue eyes except that the iris of brown eyes is coated with a thin layer of pigment. Change the color of your eyes through laser surgery. In Mylumineyes surgery, a low-energy, computer-guided laser is used to precisely remove the iris's pigment. Certain laser frequencies transmitted through the cornea are absorbed by iris pigment. This triggers certain ocular cells to begin the process of removing pigment. Colored eyes are shown after the removal of pigment.

Can you change your eye color without using any artificial means?

I'm afraid not. Eye color is genetically determined, much like hair and skin. Altering the genetic coding or cell structure may provide long-lasting effects without the need for invasive surgery.

What is the price tag for Lumineyes?

The correct moniker for the laser surgery used to alter eye color is Lumineyes. As far as we know, Dr. Mete is the first individual to successfully use this method. Additional sessions with Lumineyes start at an average of €5,000. Unfortunately, the process can't be undone. Once the eye is cleansed, it can never go back to being completely blind.

The Non-Surgical Method for Change Eye Color

Colored contacts are another option for altering eye color without putting the eyes at risk as the laser does. Contrary to popular belief, keratopigmentation and iris implants pose a greater risk to the eye than this procedure. With the exception of laser eye color alteration surgery, all of these methods provide a completely unnatural and artificial appearance. But the laser eye color modification process from My Lumineyes is completely safe and produces natural-looking results.

So why do we see a range of eye colors?

Iris pigmentation is what gives eyes their distinctive hue. The pigments that give it its color might shift for quite natural reasons. This does happen on occasion. So, let's look at all the potential environmental causes of iris changes.

Light

The iris is a muscle that may widen or narrow the pupil depending on the situation. Everyone knows that when it's dark, the pupil becomes bigger and when it's bright, it gets smaller. A little shift in eye color may be an optical illusion caused by the movement of iris pigments when the pupil opens and closes.

Age

It's possible that your eye color may change over time. Indeed, a newborn's eyes are often rather light in color; but, the quantity of melanin produced and other hereditary variables might cause the color to change, perhaps making the eyes darker as the baby grows older. It is possible that the pigmentation of the eyes of certain elderly Caucasians may fade or somehow alter, restoring their natural clarity.

Feelings

Pupil size and, by extension, iris appearance, may be altered by both sudden bursts of pleasure and rain. Indeed, there are moments when you may gauge a person's emotional state by gazing into their eyes.

UV rays from the sun

Melanin production is influenced by sun exposure. Sunlight exposure might cause a little darkening of the eye color upon return.

Food and drink consumption

It's possible that the color of your eyes, or at least how they seem, might be altered by what you eat. While fish may help increase eye pigmentation, eating spinach and organic honey can help brighten the eyes. In addition, onions, olive oil, and hazelnuts may all have an effect on eye health and, by extension, color vision.

Is there a way to change eye color other than using contacts?

Blue eyeshadow, pencil, or copper and gold may be used to deepen eyes that aren't naturally that shade. Blue eyeliner applied to the top eyelid also has the optical effect of making the eyes stand out more clearly. Makeup that mimics the natural effect of golden tones on the iris, producing blue reflections, may help you come to terms with your eye color. Hazel eyes seem to have lighter parts on the interior that would stand out more clearly if they were golden. Put on some purple, brown, or pink eyeshadow if you want to draw attention to your beautiful green eyes.

Can you alter your eye color by what you eat?

Do not try any makeshift remedies on your own, such as putting a drop of honey in your eye every day. If you believe this myth, you may unknowingly put your eye at risk for severe illnesses by exposing it to the germs in honey.

What's the rarest eye color, and why?

From gray to green in a flash! Green eyes are said to be the rarest, but gray eyes are even more uncommon. Only around 3 percent of people have gray eyes, making them one of the rarest and most sought-after eye hues. The shades of gray in a person's eyes may range from very dark to very light. There is a wide range of green to gray-blue colors and intensities to choose from. Gray eyes are a common complication of laser eye color surgery.

It's been reported on several news websites that people's eye colors shift every 20 seconds. Which is true?
This claim is not accurate. It all started with a fabrication that went viral a long time ago. The information comes from a reliable source, which suggests that in the last 15 years, there have been no major achievements other than optimistic proclamations. I'd want to point out that Mylumineyes predates you by thirteen years and has delivered real-world benefits. never stops talking; never stops saying anything.

Some authorities warn that doing this treatment might be fatal.
Our medical colleagues are both right and wrong about laser eye color alteration surgery. I know what you're thinking: "Why?" The people who use it and the ways they do so are not constants. Surgery with the Mylumineyes Xtra laser to alter eye color is far safer than LASIK or cataract removal.