Medical articles of Chalazion

02/08/2021
Mr Colin Vize
Ophthalmologist
FAQs on Chalazions
We spoke with Mr Colin Vize, a leading ophthalmologist based in East Yorkshire, to discuss the effectiveness of chalazion treatment. In this latest article, we find out the answers to some frequently asked questions on this topic. Find out whether chalazions are dangerous and whether surgery to treat them is painful.
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14/06/2021
Mr Jimmy Uddin
Ophthalmologist
What’s the difference between a chalazion and a stye?
Do you know how to spot the differences between a chalazion and a stye? We spoke with a leading ophthalmologist based in London, Mr Jimmy Uddin, to find out. In this latest article, we also spoke about the fastest ways of getting rid of chalazions, when surgery might be a good idea, what aftercare is necessary and how chalazions and styes can be prevented.
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16/07/2019
Miss Vickie Lee
Ophthalmology and oculoplastic surgery
What causes a chalazion?
A chalazion or meibomian cyst is a type of swelling that affects the eyelid. As with anything that affects the eye, such as swelling can be worrying, especially if it hardens. What causes a chalazion and why do they harden? Expert ophthalmologist Miss Vickie Lee explains.
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08/07/2019
Miss Vickie Lee
Ophthalmology and oculoplastic surgery
What causes puffy eyes?
We can all get puffy eyes from time to time. However, when it becomes a long-term problem or affects your vision, it’s time to consult a specialist. Expert ophthalmologist Miss Vickie Lee explains what causes puffy eyes and how to get rid of them.
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06/05/2019
Mr Daniel Ezra
Ophthalmology & Aesthetic Medicine
Chalazion: a complete guide
Our eyelids are made up of lots of different types of tissue, which can each give rise to varying forms of eyelid lumps. By far the most common type of eyelid lump is the chalazion. Mr Daniel Ezra, a top ophthalmic surgeon, gives a summary of chalazion lumps and how they can be treated.