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Chalazion Treatment

Chalazion Treatment

From £750

Chalazion Treatment – Pain-Free Eyelid Cyst Removal

A chalazion, also known as an eyelid cyst, is a small lump that forms when an oil gland becomes blocked. While usually harmless, it can cause swelling, tenderness, and make the eyelid appear puffy or uneven.

Our Occuloplastic Surgeon in London can provide quick, safe, and pain-free removal to relieve discomfort and restore a smooth, natural look. Professional diagnosis is essential, as can sometimes be mistaken for styes or skin tags, the correct treatment from the start.

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Chalazion Treatment Costs

The cost of consultation with our doctors is £75. This is redeemable against the cost of treatment carried out on the same day.

Prices are a guide to the costs and the exact price can only be determined once the doctor has examined you in person.

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Chalazion Treatment Information

A chalazion, medically known as meibomian cyst, is a small bump that forms on the eyelid. It’s caused by a blockage in one of the tiny glands that produce oil to keep your eyes lubricated. This blockage traps the oil, forming a raised lump that is often quite red and inflamed. Initially this is likely to be quite small and painless, but over time, chalazion can grow and cause the eye area to look constantly . Some patients have more than one chalazion, which causes additional embarrassment.

Most of the time, chalazion are completely harmless, but they can be and get in the way. You may feel discomfort and have the urge to rub your eyes; or may feel self-consciousness about the .

The starting point in chalazion treatment is to get a proper diagnosis. Chalazia are different to styes, warts, skin tags or xanthelasma,

These may include:

The main behind a chalazion is a blocked meibomian gland. This blockage can happen due to reasons:

Cosmedics Skin Clinics offers a choice of treatment options for chalazion eyelid cysts. Our aim is to deliver optimum results – removal, quick recovery and minimal scarring.

We can recommend the most appropriate option after assessment of your cyst in person. Please book a consultation to find out more. Our See & Treat service means that we can offer same-day treatment in many cases or if preferred, it can be arranged at a later date.

At Cosmedics Skin Clinics, chalazion treatment is exclusively offered by Mr Michail Malandrakis.

Mr Malandrakis is a consultant ophthalmic surgeon with a subspecialty in oculoplastics.

He has completed a level 7 postgraduate certificate in cosmetic injectables and is registered on the GMC specialist register.

You can rest assured you are in safe hands at our London clinics.

Our medical advisors would be happy to make an appointment for you:

The consultation fee is payable on . We have a 48-hour cancellation policy.

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FAQ's

Both chalazia and styes are eyelid bumps caused by blocked oil glands, but they have some key differences:

Firstly, you could wait a bit and see what happens, as some chalazia go away on their own within a few weeks or months.

Then there are some home remedies you can try, although it’s important to be very careful and gentle with the eye area:

For large, well-established or stubborn chalazion, professional treatment is likely to yield the fastest and surest results.

No, antibiotics typically won’t get rid of a by themselves, as chalazia are not infections. They are caused by blocked oil glands, not bacteria that antibiotics target.

Antibiotic ointments may be helpful in reducing inflammation and preventing infection, but are unlikely to help get rid of the chalazion itself.

Cosmedics do not offer treatment for chalazion. This would need to be assessed and prescribed by your GP.

No, this is not recommended. Chalazion is not a spot, it is a blocked duct. You should not be tempted to squeeze it as the eye area is very delicate.

No, there’s no discomfort. Treatment is quick and with the use of local anaesthetic. This is safe as our surgeon is specialised in treating the eye area.

There are no bandages required and minimal dressing if any.

Minor surgery may involve tiny stitches. These would be removed 5-7 days later.

There is no scarring with chalazion . Larger chalazion may require surgery and that does involve a risk of scarring. However, we use techniques to minimise this with tiny incisions and wound for rapid healing.

You’ll be given full advice on the day, but it is fair to expect that you’ll be advised to avoid use of makeup around the eye area initially. This is likely to be a couple of days if you’ve had injections and 1-2 weeks after minor surgical removal. It is important to minimise the risk of infection or irritation while any wounds are healing.

If you’ve had injections, then we’d recommend wearing spectacles/glasses for the first couple of days, just to avoid any pulling on the eyelid which would be required for contact lens insertion and removal.

If you have had minor surgery, then it is likely to be a few more days, until stitches are removed. However, it does depend on the nature of your chalazion. This is something that you’d discuss fully in consultation prior to treatment.

Chalazions can recur even after successful treatment, although it is more likely to return if you’ve just had one injection and less likely if you’ve had a course of injections or minor surgery.

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At our skin clinics, we offer various chalazion options; carefully chosen for optimum results, removal and a low risk of recurrence.

Simple can be removed using injections, which are fast, effective and economical.

Surgical excision is the most effective treatment for a larger or more advanced . This is a same-day treatment with immediate results and has the least likely chance of recurrence compared with other procedures such as fractional laser, cryotherapy and chemical peels. It is safe for use in the delicate eye area with our skilled surgeons.

treatment may be carried out at the consultation if agreed or at a later date. Treatment is quick and painless thanks to the use of local anaesthetic. No bandages are required and only dressings. Any stitches should be removed 5-7 days later. There is minimal scarring once the wound has fully healed.

Cosmedics Skin Clinics was established in 2003 by Dr Ross Perry and has built up an enviable reputation
over the last 20+ years for setting high standards of care and patient satisfaction within the professional
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