Safety and
Efficacy
Yeux Clairs laser procedure is safe and highly effective. In most cases we have achieved a notable lightening of the iris after 12 sessions.
The laser acts specifically on the melanine, without affecting any other eye structure. With our laser application technique, only the melanin of the frontal part of the iris is affected without affecting the back layer, responsible of blocking the light soit can only enter to the eye through the pupil.
During all the procedure only subtle changes on the color are observed. A 2 to 3 week period has to pass in order to start to see the changes, and they stabilize up to 2 to 3 months later.
The color obtained after the treatment CANNOT be predicted and CANNOT be chosen. The color depends on multiple factors like the iris initial pigmentation, the slopes in the superficial iris elevation or the color distribution and genetic variations.
The most common iris color obtained after the treatment is gray-blue, from dark to light.
Yeux Clairs laser procedure does not cause any decrease in vision, light sensitivity, chronic inflammation in the eyes, glaucoma, pupil alterations or glasses requirement.
To avoid any of these risks or complications, it is mandatory to follow all instructions during and after each session, including:
During the laser procedure it is mandatory to stare only where the ophthalmologist says.
After each session, the treatment must be used in the correct way.
Yeux Clairs laser procedure is not for everyone. There are certain conditions that could make the procedure unsuitable or impossible to be performed. These conditions can be, but not limited to:

Safety and
Efficacy
Yeux Clairs laser procedure is safe and highly effective. In every case we have achieved a notable lightening of the iris after 10 sessions.
The laser acts specifically on the melanine, without affecting any other eye structure. With our laser application technique, only the melanin of the frontal part of the iris is affected without affecting the back layer, responsible of blocking the light so it can only enter to the eye through the pupil.
During all the procedure only subtle changes on the color are observed. A 2 to 3 week period has to pass in order to start to see the changes, and they stabilize up to 2 to 3 months later.
The color obtained after the treatment CANNOT be predicted and CANNOT be chosen. The color depends on multiple factors like the iris initial pigmentation, the slopes in the superficial iris elevation or the color distribution and genetic variations.
The most common iris color obtained after the treatment is gray-blue, from dark to light.
Yeux Clairs laser procedure does not cause any decrease in vision, light sensitivity, chronic inflammation in the eyes, glaucoma, pupil alterations or glasses requirement.

To avoid any of these risks or complications, it is mandatory to follow all instructions during and after each session, including:
During the procedure it is mandatory to stare only where the ophthalmologist says.
After each session, the treatment must be used in the correct way.
Yeux Clairs procedure is not for everyone. There are certain conditions that could make the procedure unsuitable or impossible to be performed. These conditions can be, but not limited to:
