Arcus Senilis: What It Is and How It Can Be Treated Aesthetically Arcus senilis is a white-gray ring that appears around the outer edge of the cornea. It is very common in people over the age of 50 and is generally a benign, age-related finding that does not affect vision. Why Does Arcus Senilis Occur? It results from lipid and cholesterol deposition around the corneal periphery.If seen at a younger age, it may indicate high cholesterol or triglycerides, and a blood test is recommended. Symptoms White-gray ring at the corneal edge No pain or irritation Does not affect visual acuity Usually appears in both eyes Is There a Treatment? There is no eye drop or medication that can remove arcus senilis.Since it does not harm vision, treatment is usually unnecessary. Aesthetic Treatment: Keratopigmentation Performed at Kaşkaloğlu Eye Hospital (Turkey). For patients who are cosmetically bothered by the appearance of arcus, keratopigmentation can be used to camouflage the ring and restore a more natural eye appearance. Benefits of Keratopigmentation Available in very few centers worldwide Natural pigments placed into the cornea using a micro-channel technique Effectively masks or reduces the arcus ring Safe for the eye; performed in the superficial corneal layers Quick recovery and natural aesthetic results Who Is Suitable? Those with a cosmetically noticeable arcus Patients uncomfortable with the appearance Individuals with corneal structure suitable for the procedure Conclusion Arcus senilis is harmless, but for those who wish to improve eye appearance, keratopigmentation at Kaşkaloğlu Eye Hospital offers a safe and effective cosmetic solution.