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Eyelid chalazion can be permanent. They can be removed whether causing irritation or just a cosmetic problem. They are best removed from behind eyelid approach. See following link and video.
If a chalazion has not gone away on its' own after 2 years you will need surgical removal. Go to another doctor.
A chalazion is essentially a clogged oil gland along the lash line. These usually resolve on their own, but sometimes the chalazion encapsulates itself and becomes more of a cyst instead of a stye. Since yours has been there for so long, it is most likely cystic and should not be considered cosmetic. That being said, without a consult one cannot be sure. I would suggest seeing an oculo-plastic surgeon, which is an ophthalmologist with a concentrations in plastic surgery specifically around the eyelids, about your concerns to discuss possible options for you.
It looks like you have lower lid malposition, and from your description this I likely congenital (aka you were born with it). This isn't what necessarily lends to an "Asian" eye though. You can undergo a procedure where the lower lid is repositioned, but bear in mind this will reduce the show of...
The picture is a bit out of focus, so it is difficult to see the details of the lid margin. I am concerned that the surgery was 4 years ago, and the eyelid has not thinned or returned to normal appearance. It is also difficult to tell whether you have lashes there, and whether the normal lid...
Hi, It is difficult to tell from the photographs, but it appears you may have either a retained suture or an inclusion cyst that is persistent along the scarily. If you have associated eyelid swelling or asymmetry, I would return to your surgeon to discuss the possibilities and treatments....