[Smile Doctor Yeom Sabu TV] Stones coming out of your eyes?! / Conjunctival Concretion Removal Video / Gangnam Smile Eye Clinic

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Do you remember the video of squeezing sebum from eyelids that went viral as a ‘pimple popping’ clip on various communities?

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Following the eyelid sebum squeezing video, Gangnam Smile Eye Clinic has uploaded a video demonstrating the removal of concretions from the eyelids.

If you flip the upper and lower eyelids, you can see these white concretions.

That part is precisely the concretion.

When concretions form, you feel a foreign body sensation every time you open and close your eyes, and if it worsens, it can scratch the cornea.

This is an eye condition that primarily occurs in people with dry eyes, and we have uploaded a video showing the removal of concretions formed in the conjunctiva.

Furthermore, if inflammation persists on the ocular surface for a long time, dead conjunctival epithelial cells that shed and mucous secretions produced to protect the eyes clump together and calcify, forming concretions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are conjunctival concretions?

Conjunctival concretions are white concretions that form on the conjunctiva of the upper and lower eyelids. They are formed when dead conjunctival epithelial cells from the ocular surface and mucous secretions produced to protect the eyes clump together and calcify.

Why do conjunctival concretions form?

Conjunctival concretions primarily occur in individuals with dry eyes. They are formed when dead conjunctival epithelial cells and mucous secretions clump and calcify due to prolonged inflammation on the ocular surface.

What symptoms appear if conjunctival concretions form?

If conjunctival concretions form, you will feel a foreign body sensation every time you open and close your eyes. If severe, they can also scratch the cornea.

Can conjunctival concretions be removed?

Yes, conjunctival concretions can be removed. Gangnam Smile Eye Clinic has even released a video demonstrating the removal of concretions from the eyelids.

Who is most likely to develop conjunctival concretions?

Conjunctival concretions primarily occur in individuals with dry eyes. They can also occur when inflammation on the ocular surface persists for a long time.