Eye Color Change in Turkey vs Australia – Keratopigmentation Packages 40% Less (Sydney, Melbourne, Perth)

Dreaming of blue, green, or hazel eyes?
In Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide, keratopigmentation (permanent eye colour change) is available but often comes with high costs. In Turkey, the same advanced technique is performed by internationally trained ophthalmic surgeons in JCI-accredited clinics such as Aram Clinic, while total expenses can be up to 40% lower.

Many patients opt for a fully managed, all-inclusive package that includes pre-op assessment, the keratopigmentation procedure, accommodation, transfers and follow-up care — simplifying travel from major cities across Australia and ensuring a premium standard of safety and comfort.

A refined gaze, lasting natural results, and coordinated care — a safe and accessible route to changing your eye colour.

Why Choose Turkey for Eye Color Change?

Turkey has become the #1 medical tourism destination for advanced eye procedures thanks to:

Expert surgeons trained in the latest laser techniques
JCI-accredited clinics (Joint Commission International) meeting Western safety standards
Thriving medical tourism, with thousands of satisfied patients yearly

Choosing Izmir means getting the same quality as Sydney or Melbourne—without the sky-high price tag.

How Much Does Keratopigmentation Cost?

Given the lack of solid data on keratopigmentation in Australia, it’s likely that this procedure isn’t widely available locally, making it tough to pin down exact costs. A rough estimate based on international prices would put the operation somewhere between $8,000 and $15,000 AUD, but that’s just a ballpark figure and pretty speculative.

The cost of changing eye colour in Turkey is 40% cheaper than in the main countries where this procedure is done.

Bonus Perk: Enjoy an all-inclusive package (5-star hotel, transfers, interpreter) for less than surgery in Australia.

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What is Keratopigmentation?

Keratopigmentation is a revolutionary procedure that permanently changes the color of your eyes by applying a safe, biocompatible pigment to the cornea using advanced laser technology. This procedure is ideal for those seeking a bold aesthetic transformation, offering natural-looking results with minimal invasiveness.

How to Prepare for Keratopigmentation?

Before undergoing keratopigmentation, you will meet with our ophthalmologist for a comprehensive eye examination to ensure you are a suitable candidate. This includes:

Assessing overall eye health
Measuring corneal thickness and curvature
Screening for conditions like glaucoma or keratoconus
Discussing your desired eye color and expectations

Our team will provide detailed pre-operative instructions to ensure optimal results.

What Happens During Keratopigmentation?

Keratopigmentation is an outpatient procedure performed under local anesthesia (eye drops). The process takes about 30 minutes per eye and involves:

Creating a micro-tunnel in the cornea using a femtosecond laser
Injecting a biocompatible pigment into the cornea
Ensuring the pigment is evenly distributed for a natural look

The procedure is painless, and patients can return home the same day.

Combine Keratopigmentation & Nose Job in Turkey

In cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide, combining a permanent eye colour change through keratopigmentation with a nose reshaping procedure can be extremely costly, and it is rarely offered as a coordinated treatment plan.

In Turkey, however, Aram Clinic allows patients to benefit from a well-structured, all-inclusive medical package. Your keratopigmentation is performed by an experienced ophthalmic surgeon, while the nose job (with rhinoplasty mentioned for clarity) is carried out by one of the country’s leading specialists in facial aesthetic surgery.

Coordinating both procedures in the same journey not only ensures a harmonious and balanced facial result, but also provides access to up to 40% overall savings compared to undergoing the surgeries separately in Australia.