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Contacts to help glare from Iris Damage - does that work?
Question 1 - Has anyone been told or heard of light colored eyed people having more danger of damage to the iris during surgery/procedures? Maybe called a "thin" iris? Question 2 - Can someone with mild Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy wear contact lenses? I was told that if said damage to iris occurs a colored contact can be worn to offset the problem of glare.
Blue iris would not be more subject to damage but if damaged it would be more obvious than in a brown eye. Mild Fuchs Dystrophy should present no problem to contact lens wear.
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