Will the colored contact lenses fall into the eyes? What should I do if they fall into the eyes?

Many people like colored contact lenses, which can change the color of the eyes. Will these colored contact lenses fall into the eyes? What should I do if the colored contact lens falls into my eyes?

Will the contact lenses fall into the eyes?

Generally speaking, cosmetic contact lenses will not fall into the eyes, but it is possible that some special reasons may cause cosmetic contact lenses to fall into the eye sockets, such as rubbing the eyes and rubbing the cosmetic contact lenses into the eyes.

Cosmetic contact lenses are decorative colored flat contact lenses that are developed based on contact lenses and are used to decorate and change the color of the cornea. It contains more chemical ingredients, so it is not recommended to wear it for a long time. Long-term wearing of inferior contact lenses can cause blindness.

What should I do if my contact lens falls into my eye?

If you feel that your contact lens has fallen into your eye, lift up your eyelid and check. If you can't see it in the eye socket, it is very likely that it has fallen out. If you see it, it should be able to be washed off by flushing it with eye drops. If it cannot be washed off, it is probably stuck to the eyeball. At this time, go to the doctor in time and let the doctor remove it for you.

If you feel that your cosmetic contact lens has fallen into your eye and there is a noticeable foreign body sensation, but you cannot find it when you lift your eyelids, you must seek medical attention immediately and do not delay to prevent the cosmetic contact lens from sticking to your eyeball. At this time, you must not do it blindly by yourself to avoid more serious infection and injury.

Stop rubbing your eyes, rest for a while, and then follow the three steps of self-examination: Is your vision clear? Are your eyes red? Do you feel any discomfort? If there is no discomfort in your eyes, your vision is unclear, and there is no foreign body sensation, it means the lens has fallen out; if the foreign body sensation is strong, it means the lens is still in the eye. Can you find it by turning your eyelids over? If you are tearing non-stop and cannot open your eyes, etc., it is recommended to go to an eyewear store or hospital for examination. Recommendation: When wearing contact lenses, if your eyes feel itchy or dry, rubbing your eyes at will will cause the lenses to shift. You should hold the eyeball and rotate it gently.

Generally speaking, cosmetic contact lenses will not fall into the eyes. Even if they do fall into the eyes, there are ways to deal with it.