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Find our latest news and useful information about keratopigmentation, eye color change, and vision care. This blog is a space to share, inform, and inspire.
September 7, 2026
Can You Change Your Eye Color? Every Method
Can you change your eye color? Yes, and in several ways, but not all methods are created equal. Some…
September 7, 2026
Keratopigmentation Congress KOLOR 2026 in Nice
The World Congress on Keratopigmentation was held in Nice in the spring. The official program listed Dr. Francis…
10th August 2026
Green Eyes: Why Is This Color So Rare?
Green eyes are considered the rarest iris color on the planet. That is what the leading ophthalmology institutions say, and it is probably true in Europe.
10th August 2026
Rarest Eye Color in the World: The Real Ranking
What are the rarest eyes in the world? The answer you will find everywhere is green eyes. But the few studies that have actually counted iris colors tell a different story.
20th July 2026
Eye Color Change Cost: Keratopigmentation Price
At New Eyes Paris, both eyes are treated during the same procedure, one after the other. A detailed look at our surgeons' fees for FLAAK keratopigmentation, and what the price includes.
20th July 2026
Keratopigmentation Risks: Is It Safe? What Studies Show
Keratopigmentation involves placing a pigment inside the cornea, the transparent dome at the front of the eye, within a ring created by laser.
20th February 2026
Eye Color Distribution Worldwide – What Genetics Says
Eye color is one of the most visible physical traits in human beings. Blue, brown, green, hazel or gray: this diversity fascinates people and often raises the same question.
14th January 2026
Changing eye color through laser iris depigmentation: what you need to know
Beyond wearing colored contact lenses, three techniques can change eye color today. What you should know about laser iris depigmentation.
15th December 2025
Colored Contacts or Keratopigmentation: Which to Choose?
When people ask "What is the safest way to change your eye color?", the spontaneous answer is almost always the same: "colored contact lenses".











