How can I get rid of it? The ophthalmologist said I had it because I'm a brunette. It bothers me for cosmetic reasons - when I look to the side, it is visible on the white of my eye.

I understand that this spot is located on the sclera of the eye, popularly known as "protein"? However, I would advise you to accept its existence, I would advise against surgical intervention ( although I do not know how big the change is), because the postoperative scar may heal poorly. Maybe you will go to an ophthalmologist who performs the so-called minor ophthalmic procedures and talk about the possible removal of discoloration.

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Iwona Grabska - Liberek

Ophthalmologist, postdoctoral doctor of medicine, head of the Ophthalmology Clinic and head of the Clinical Department of Ophthalmology at the Medical Center of Postgraduate Education in Warsaw. From 2016, the president of the Polish Ophthalmology Society.

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