A man has undergone a rare procedure to get a tattoo on his eyeball. William Watson, 58, of New York, had ink injected into his eye after living with an all-white iris following an injury when he was young. As a child Mr Watson was struck in the face by a ball. The incident left his eye a cloudy hue which drew unwanted attention, he said.
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| Mr Watson said the procedure was ‘nice’ (Picture: Barcroft) |
So the Madison Square Garden worker decided to undergo the hour-long cosmetic procedure – which does not improve the condition of the damaged eye but creates the appearance of a normal pupil. Dr Emil Chynn of Park Ave SafeSight and CJ Pento was drafted in to ink up Mr Watson’s eye.
After the tattoo Mr Watson said: ‘It felt like someone was rubbing it – that’s about it. It went smoothly, no nothing whatsoever. It was nice.’
And amazingly, after a few weeks of healing, his pupils looked nearly identical.
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| he pupils look nearly identical (Picture: Barcroft) |
He continued: ‘I can’t believe how much better I look on the outside and how much better I feel inside. Dr Chynn gave me a way to normality I didn’t even know existed six months ago. I feel much more confidence in myself.’
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