I had a star on my upper eye lid. What do I do now? (Photo)

Put some warm compresses on 4 times a day.   THey usually will start to improve after a few days.  If the whole lid gets red, warm and tender, then you may need antibiotics.  If not, let it resolve which can take a while. If it doesn't go away see an oculoplastic surgeon who can inject it with a steroid, and excise if necessary.

If this does not resolve in the next month, see an ophthalmologist.  Ask for a kenalog injection as an alternative to surgery if surgery is recommended.  Many of these simply melt away.  If the eyelid gets worse, consider seeing a doctor earlier rather than later.

This is a Stye or Chalazion. If acutely infected, you will need antibiotics, warm compress and avoid wearing any makeup on your eyelids and lashes. If it persists, an ophthalmologist may need to drain or excise it.