Abstract
Recently; contact lenses (CL) are widely used for correct refractive errors; therapeutic reasons such as keratoconus, epithelial defects, and for cosmetic reasons. Despite the advances in contact lens technology, serious complications related to contact lenses can be seen due to poor patient compliance and lack of contact lens training during the examination. Serious complications can be seen if contact lenses are worn without following the hygiene rules, especially in female patients after the use of cosmetics In order to prevent all these, it is important to inform the patients well in course of the examination. In this study, it is aimed to discuss toxic keratoconjunctivitis and its treatment in a patient who has worn contact lenses without washing her hands after extensive cosmetic use.
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