Bump on eyelid

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A bump on your eyelid may look like a pimple, but it's usually not related to acne. Instead, it's probably a stye, chalazion, or xanthelasma.

Milia are tiny white bumps commonly found on the cheeks, nose or eyelids. They can also appear in other parts of the body.

People typically use the word “stye” to refer to what ophthalmologists know as either a chalazion or a hordeolum. These eyelid bumps are similar to pimples, but with one major difference. While pimples can happen around your eyes, if you’re dealing with a bump directly on the eyelid (especially on your lash line anywhere) or right underneath it, acne probably isn’t your issue. Here's what you need to know about the symptoms and treatments for styes. #stye #eyehealth #pimples

When is a bump under the eyelid cause for concern? Learn what causes eyelid bumps like styes and chalazia in kids and how to treat them.

Learn all about over-the-counter eye stye treatments that can help relieve symptoms, as well as the prescription antibiotics used to treat stubborn styes.

An upper swollen eyelid occurs due to an inflammation, an infection, a blocked tear duct or oil gland, or an eye allergy.

Those tiny eyelid cysts called milia may be removed in several ways. Learn more.

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This post may get a bit graphic with some of the pictures, you’ve been warned. Every now and then I get what I think is milia. (From wikipedia: “A milium (plural milia), also called a milk spot or an oil seed, is a keratin-filled cyst that can appear just under the epidermis..[snip]”.) I hate these little bastards, and they always show up in really inconvenient spots … Continue reading How I Got Rid of Milia →