A three-year-old child with a congenital eyelid cyst: What is the best time for surgery?

Patient's question:

No.

Doctor's answer:

The existing condition should be a chalazion. If it is relatively large, surgical removal may currently be considered. The current age is suitable for surgery. However, it is best to obtain the child's cooperation, otherwise general anesthesia may need to be considered. Alternatively, conservative treatment and heat application can be adopted to promote the absorption and regression of the cyst.

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