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Peripheral pigmentary changes

Dr Hagen, I had scleral depression to check for tears, detachments etc. The only finding was peripheral pigmentary changes. Are these an incidental finding/benign? The doctor didn't mention it, but i just read it her notes
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Yes, they are incidental and always present, so much we usually don't mention them. The layer under the retina is the retinal pigmented epithelium and the pigment migrates from there.
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No nothing to worry about, not a harbinger of something serious?
It it was your eye MD would have said so.
Thank you!
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