“Why do I have yellow spots on the whites of my eyes?”
I'm 32, and I have yellow spots on the whites of both of my eyes. I'm not sure about why they're there. Should I see a doctor for this?
3 Answers
They are likely pinguecula, thinking of the conjunctiva of the eye because of UV light exposure. You should see a ophthalmologist.
These could be naevus or pingueculum caused by dryness and solar damage. Cosmetic surgery by laser is possible. Otherwise leave alone. Wear dark glasses to protect and hide your eyes
They are from too much sun usually. They are benign just wear sunglasses to prevent them from getting worse
