What is the process for tattooing the whites of the eyes?
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The process of it by using a syringe, and it will take about forty injections to fill the whites of the eyes and turn it blue. This is called corneal tattooing. Generally, this process is done in patients that have had trauma to their eye and typically in someone's eye that is blind.
Tattooing the whites of your eye (the sclera) would be possible but not recommended on a fully sighted eye. And you may have the risk of infection with each injection. So, the good suggestion would be to use a custom fitted contact lens to gain the same effect.
Here is the process of tattooing the whites of the eyes:
Hope this may answer your question.
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It would be interesting to have an easier way to do it than use a syringe but like the guy above said, that's how they do it.
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