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My 5 year old daughter has nevusBasal cell nevus syndrome - close-up of palm Basal cell nevus syndrome - face and hand Basal cell nevus syndrome - plantar pits Birthmarks - pigmented Hemangioma ota affecting her right eye only. It appears as dark brown discoloration under the iris and in both corners of her eye. When she rolls her eye or looks out the side, it is noticeable. It has been increasing and darkening over time and I am worried that eventually it will encompass the whole sclera. Can anything be done to whiten the sclera again. I've been told that lasers will scar the sclera, but how about drops such as those used to lighten skin discoloration?