Jess Roberts

Yeah, because people get targeted on TikTok and Instagram and I guess we actually don't know the long-term damage it can cause.

And it's meant to make change your eye colour.

And what are they saying the ingredient is?

Yeah.

And the eye cream I put under my eyes doesn't end up in my eyeball.

Genetically, it's listening.

Now that we've spoken about it and our phones are handy, we're going to get served this.

So that's a hard no as well.

These people who are doing it, are they actual ophthalmologists or like what's their background that we don't know?

Because it's highly unethical.

So, Dr Lana, if an Australian patient still chooses after listening to this and still decides…

Which would be crazy that they were going to get their eyes permanently changed in colour and they're going to travel overseas to do this.

What general safety markers or red flags should they be aware of purely from a harm minimisation perspective?

Okay.

So what happens if someone does go overseas, gets this done, has horrific complications?

You said you saw some when you were working in London.

Where do they go for help and what is the process?

Yeah.

How do you help?

Like depending on what it is, I guess it's so different.