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I have heterochromia iridis ...is there any treatment for them ? and i feel embarrassed because iam different from others

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Dr. Azhar Salahuddin
Ophthalmology 24 years experience
Not really: You could consider colored contacts - that would be the easiest way. Certain medications like Lumigan (or latisse) have a side effect of turning your light colored iris dark, so theoretically that could lessen the color difference. Personally, i'd go with the contacts.
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Dr. Jay Bradley
Cornea, Cataract, & Refractive (LASIK & PRK) Surgery 20 years experience
Colored contact: If the difference bothers you, you should be fit with a colored contact to make your eye match in color.
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