Keratitis is a common ophthalmic disease, caused by an infection in the black eyeball part of the eye. It is not recommended to get eyebrow tattooing during keratitis as it may aggravate the condition. Keratitis generally occurs due to neglect of eye hygiene or eye trauma, among other reasons. The main symptoms include eye congestion, redness, foreign body sensation, stabbing pain, photophobia, tearing, and decreased vision. When examined under a slit lamp microscope, tree-branch, map-like, circular, or oval lesions can be seen on the cornea. At this point, it is necessary to use anti-infection eye drops for treatment, such as ganciclovir eye drops for viral infections, levofloxacin eye drops or tobramycin eye drops for bacterial infections. Regular treatment for about two weeks generally leads to recovery. (Please follow the doctor's advice regarding medication.)