White spot in the iris?

Hey people.

So I've had a white "spot" in my iris since birth and my parents and I have already been to the eye doctor and he said that's just how I am.

I don't have impaired/poor vision, so I see completely normally or even have pretty good eyesight, I would say.

Anyway, my question is, can anyone tell me what this is and what it's called? Do you know anyone who has something like this? Or is it truly unique?

(My eye)

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curiousthings
2 years ago

If you really think about it, you can get a second opinion of another ophthalmologist.

I wouldn’t worry about it first. Especially since you’ve already got a warning from an ophthalmologist.

I don’t know anyone who’s got this and what they call it.

I find, if it’s really nothing bad, a pretty cool feature to be honest 🙂 mega unique 🙂

Hundertstel
2 years ago

Go back to an ophthalmologist. It could be a change of the connective skin. A wrinkle or anger. Or a genetic speciality.

wolfsfrau2
2 years ago

It’s a contact lens?

wolfsfrau2
2 years ago

I’ve never seen anything like that.

You’re missing a piece of the Iris. What does the 🤪Cuckoo judge say?

wolfsfrau2
2 years ago
Reply to  wolfsfrau2

Is that a contact lens?

BeYouHP7
2 years ago

Looks like a tumor to be honest. It delimits from the rest of your eye.

curiousthings
2 years ago
Reply to  BeYouHP7

As people here always scream “Tumor” immediately. It’s apparently been since birth and it was immediately cleared. If it were bad, he/she would probably not be able to see anything on the eye!

wolfsfrau2
2 years ago
Reply to  curiousthings

Right! Get on the table right here

BeYouHP7
2 years ago
Reply to  curiousthings

Tumor is not always deadly, cancer and terrible, but okay. There are also benign tumors where nothing has to be done. Like in this case.

curiousthings
2 years ago

And even ask “is this a contact lens?”🙄🤦🏼 ♀️

curiousthings
2 years ago

I know. But I don’t think it’s a child / adolescent. But okay.