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Suggest Treatment For Fat Accumulation On Eye Lids
Question: Hello Doctor, recently I got little bit of fat accumulated as a small ball on both of my eye lids, it is not paining though, but is it anything serious ? what is the cure for this ? please suggest.
Brief Answer:
Atopic dermatitis or Chronic case of Internal hordeolum, will resolve on its own
Detailed Answer:
Hello, greetings!
Thanks for posting your query in hcm.
I have gone through the attached image and appear that is not a fat pocket, but an Atopic dermatitis or a chronic case of internal hordeolum which is a staphylococcal infection of glands in your eyelids.
This is not a serious problem and will usually resolve on their own in 1-2 weeks.
You can follow these steps;-
- maintain adequate eyelid hygiene. (Use baby shampoo to clean eyelids while bathing)
- use warm compresses on your eyelids.
- massage the lesion for 5 minutes, around 4 times a day.
- Try Calamine lotion when going out to sun.
This should resolve soon.
In case it is discharging or there is pain/redness, a topical antibiotic cream has to be used, for which you have to consult an opthalmologist.
If you have any further doubts/ clarifications, you can write to me.
Regards,
Dr. Sonia
Atopic dermatitis or Chronic case of Internal hordeolum, will resolve on its own
Detailed Answer:
Hello, greetings!
Thanks for posting your query in hcm.
I have gone through the attached image and appear that is not a fat pocket, but an Atopic dermatitis or a chronic case of internal hordeolum which is a staphylococcal infection of glands in your eyelids.
This is not a serious problem and will usually resolve on their own in 1-2 weeks.
You can follow these steps;-
- maintain adequate eyelid hygiene. (Use baby shampoo to clean eyelids while bathing)
- use warm compresses on your eyelids.
- massage the lesion for 5 minutes, around 4 times a day.
- Try Calamine lotion when going out to sun.
This should resolve soon.
In case it is discharging or there is pain/redness, a topical antibiotic cream has to be used, for which you have to consult an opthalmologist.
If you have any further doubts/ clarifications, you can write to me.
Regards,
Dr. Sonia
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