Hi. Milia like yours can be removed in the office. Simple excision is effective and sutures are not needed. Some dermatologist feel comfortable removing eyelid lesions, others refer these to an oculoplastic surgeon. Hope this helps. Best regards, Ira Vidor, M.D.
It can be associated with blepharospasm. There are also a variety of other conditions that can be associated with apraxia of eyelid opening. The list has a lot of rare entities on it. It is reasonable to consider being assessed by a neuro-ophthalomologist for these symptoms if only to be re...