There are black spots on the white part of the eye.

Black spots appearing on the white part of the eye can initially be considered due to scleral pigmentation, which is generally a normal physiological phenomenon. This may occur because the sclera is relatively thin, allowing the color of the underlying choroidal pigment layer to show through. As a result, black spots may be visible on the white part of the eye. Usually, no special treatment is required, and the condition tends to gradually improve as the sclera thickens with age.