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Observations of ingrown eyelashes reveal an uncommon issue in patients, suggesting increased optometric awareness is needed.
Ingrown eyelashes are an interesting finding closely related to ingrown hairs of the body. This phenomenon is fairly uncommon and is sparsely referred to in the ophthalmic literature. The condition can produce patient complaints, and therefore deserves optometric recognition.
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William L. Jones (1980) studied this question.
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