Q&A: What is permanent eye color change procedure called?

Question by Skat board P: What is permanent eye color change procedure called?
I don’t want to get it done at all. I just want to know the name of the procedure, because I’m doing a project on human technology(New technology and future technology). So please with a cherry on top tell me the name of the procedure.

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Answer by kiwi
oh my god they actually do they?
ugh, i don’t even want to how, especially if it involves needles…. *shivers*

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