Are cosmetic contact lenses contact lenses? Do cosmetic contact lenses have no left or right distinction?

Many people now wear colored contact lenses, because after wearing them, the eyes will become more beautiful and the gaze will appear more lively. So are colored contact lenses contact lenses? Do colored contact lenses have the same function as left and right lenses?

Cosmetic contact lenses are a type of contact lenses. They are colored contact lenses that have been colored with different colors, such as brown or blue, to make the eyes look more beautiful. However, the coloring on the lenses can irritate the eyes, so it is recommended to be strict in the selection of cosmetic contact lenses. If the quality of the cosmetic contact lenses is not good, long-term wearing will cause damage to the eyes.

When your eyes are not dioptered, the cosmetic contact lenses are not differentiated between left and right, so it doesn’t matter which eye you wear them in. If your eyes are dioptered, or even if only one eye has diopter, you need to wear cosmetic contact lenses according to the corresponding diopter. When your eyes are not dioptered, the cosmetic contact lenses you buy are not differentiated between left and right, so you can wear them on either eye after purchase. However, you should distinguish between left and right after wearing them. If you don’t distinguish between them, the two eyes will be mixed up, and wearing them may cause bacterial infection. If one eye is infected with bacteria, the other eye may also be infected if the cosmetic contact lenses are not distinguished. Therefore, it is best to distinguish between left and right eyes, which is good for the eyes.

1. There are many reasons why wearing colored contact lenses can cause eye inflammation, but no matter what the reason is, once the eyes are inflamed, you should stop wearing them immediately. Colored contact lenses will affect the normal breathing of the eyes, causing the eyes to be hypoxic and prone to dryness. If you continue to wear colored contact lenses after your eyes are inflamed, the inflammation will worsen.

2. If your eyes become inflamed after wearing contact lenses, it means that your eyes have been infected. After removing the contact lenses, it is best to rinse your eyes with plenty of clean water to wash away external dust, bacteria and other dirt, and wait for your eyes to recover on their own, or go to a nearby pharmacy or clinic to get an anti-inflammatory eye drop, which will be more conducive to the healing of your eyes.

3. If your eyes become seriously inflamed after wearing cosmetic contact lenses, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid missing the best time for treatment. The mild harm of wearing cosmetic contact lenses is that your eyes become dry, astringent, and red. The severe harm includes keratitis and conjunctivitis. In severe cases, it may even affect your vision and cause irreversible permanent damage.

1. Before wearing contact lenses, clean your hands and contact lens tools to prevent bacteria on your hands and contact lens tools from entering your eyes and causing eye inflammation.

2. If you are used to wearing contact lenses with your fingers, be careful not to let your nails be too long. Too long nails can easily poke the contact lenses and cause damage to the cornea after wearing.

3. Before wearing colored contact lenses, it is best to clean the lenses with disinfectant first. At the same time, the lenses need to be disinfected every day to prevent bacteria and fungi from infecting the eyes.

4. Correctly distinguish the front and back of the contact lenses. Wearing them upside down will make your eyes uncomfortable. At the same time, the outer lens of the contact lenses will have greater friction on the eyes than the inner lens. Therefore, wearing contact lenses upside down will increase the chance of eye inflammation.