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A chalazion is a small lump or cyst on the eyelid caused by a blocked oil gland. Unlike a stye, a chalazion is usually painless but can cause discomfort, swelling, and sometimes vision obstruction if it grows large. Chalazion removal is a minor procedure typically performed under local anesthesia.
During the procedure, the eyelid is numbed, and a small incision is made on the inner side of the eyelid to drain the contents of the cyst. The process is quick, usually taking 15-20 minutes, and involves minimal downtime.
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Most patients can resume normal activities within a day, though mild swelling and bruising may persist briefly. Post-procedure, we provide detailed aftercare instructions to support smooth healing.
Several factors can contribute to the blockage, including:
Read more here about other types of cysts and how they can form.
Surgical removal of a chalazion is a straightforward procedure usually performed under local anesthesia. Here’s a step-by-step overview:
After a chalazion removal, proper aftercare is essential to support healing and prevent infection. Here’s what to expect and steps to follow:
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