the cornea
Senile arcus is a white, gray, or blue ring around the cornea, primarily composed of lipids such as cholesterol. Although harmless and common in older people, its appearance before the age of fifty can be an important warning sign.
In addition to indicating aging, its early appearance can signal high cholesterol levels in the blood. If you observe this ring in your eye, especially with a family history of high cholesterol, consult an ophthalmologist for a thorough examination.Anatomy
Other signs to watch for
Recognizing other signs of
