What s the deal with small white particles on the eyelids on the eyes

Hello, this may be a manifestation of fat granules, which are small white bumps that grow on the **, about the size of a pinhead, and look like a small white sesame seed, which generally occurs on the face, especially around the eyes of women. The cause of the fat particles is a tiny wound on the **, and in the process of self-repair, a small white cyst is formed. The method of eliminating fat particles depends on the situation, if the number of fat particles is small, and it has grown fuller and prominent, ** is non-scarring, you can use a sterilized sewing needle, gently pick the ** wrapped on the fat particles, gently squeeze it out with your fingers, and then apply a little erythromycin ointment; If the quantity is large and dense, you can go to the ** department of the hospital, and under the guidance of professionals, use special drugs to eliminate fat particles; If there are many fat particles and it is difficult to eliminate them with drugs, you can go to the hospital department or beauty salon to be picked, removed and cared for by professionals.

Summary. Hello dear, "a white thing in the eyelids" may be fat granules, or it may be a symptom of meibomian gland cyst, blepharitis, conjunctival stones and other diseases. 1. Meibomian gland cyst:

Also known as chalazion, it is a chronic inflammatory granuloma of the meibomian gland caused by obstruction of the drainage duct of the meibomian gland and retention of secretions. Symptoms can be improved by local hot compresses, physiotherapy massages, etc., and larger chalazions can be surgically removed.

Hello dear, "a white thing in the eyelids" may be fat granules, or it may be a symptom of meibomian gland cyst, blepharitis, conjunctival stones and other diseases. 1. Meibomian gland cyst: also known as chalazion, is a chronic inflammatory granuloma of meibomian gland caused by the blockage of the meibomian gland discharge channel and the retention of secretions.

Symptoms can be improved by local hot compresses, physiotherapy massages, etc., and larger chalazions can be surgically removed.

2. Stye, also known as stye, is mostly caused by staphylococcal infection of eyelid glands and eyelash follicles, which is an acute purulent inflammation. Common symptoms are bulging, redness, induration, and tenderness of the eyelids.

In the early stage, topical warm compresses** or quinolones or ofloxacin broad-spectrum antibiotic eye drops or ointments can be used as topical therapy, and if the conservative** effect is not good, surgical excision** can be used. 3. Conjunctival stones: yellowish-white particles formed by meibomian gland secretions and exfoliated epithelial cells can not be treated when there is no obvious foreign body sensation and no congestive inflammation in the eye.

If you have a foreign body sensation in your eye or even a corneal abrasion, you can surgically remove the stone.