- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I've had a chalazion for the past six months and none of the eye drops I've tried have worked Is surgery the only option left to get rid of it
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View allI noticed a cyst on my right eye and I'm a bit worried. Can it be treated with medication or will I need surgery to get it removed? What are my options here?
A cyst on your eye, especially if it's a conjunctival cyst or chalazion (eyelid cyst), doesn't always require treatment, especially if it's small and not causing symptoms. Depending on its size, location, and if it's causing any issues, treatment options include observation, lubricating eye drops, steroid eye drops, draining the cyst, or surgical removal
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my right eyelid is droopy and I also have allergies in both eyes is there a way to fix the droopiness without surgery
Yes, there are ways to address droopy eyelids without surgery, including prescription eye drops like Upneeq (oxymetazoline) and non-surgical eyelid lift techniques. Additionally, addressing the underlying cause of droopy eyelids, such as allergies, can also help alleviate the drooping.
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Can you explain what contoura vision is and how much it typically costs Also which are the best clinics or hospitals to get this surgery done
ophthal opinion is advised.
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