How to get rid of the bump on my eyelid which is 1.5 years old? (Photos)

You appears to have some type of growth there, and in my experience these are usually cysts.  We remove them in our office for patients under local anesthesia in most cases.  Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified.  I've attached a link where you can start your search. 

This is a chalazion in the upper lid.  See an oculoplastic surgeon who can remove this in the office with local anesthesia. 

In my opinion, the mass on your upper eyelid would need to be removed surgically.  This procedure could potentially be done in the office with just local anesthesia.  I would consult with a facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or oculoplastic surgeon.  

The bump on your left upper eyelid most likely represents a cyst which has formed after a resolved chalazion (stye) of the eyelid. If its been more than 1.5 years it is unlikely to go away on its own.  It is not likely harmful to you in any way and thus medical insurance would deem this a cosmetic procedure. Please seek out a specialist who has experience removing these growths -- you need a specific kind of doctor with expertise in this area.Be realistic that if this has been present for 18 months as you mentioned, it will not just vanish after such a procedure - but a short time after it should be looking very much improved. Costs will depend entirely on the provider you see -- but i strongly recommend you see a board-certified, fellowship trained MD Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon with expertise in removal of challenging eyelid growths or cysts -- doctors who only do this procedure every so often are probably not the best choice. Good luck. 

It appears from your photo that it is a benign growth known as a  chalazion, which can be removed surgically by an ophthamologist or a plastic surgeon. They are fairly common and are a result of an obstructed gland of the eyelid. Because you have had it so long, it is unlikely that it will disappear on its own... Though not an emergent situation, you are best having it removed... Good Luck
Armand Simone, MD FACS   New York, NY
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

It looks like is is probably a chalazion. You are best to see an opthalmologist to have this treated.

According to your history and your photo , you have an old chalazion that needs to be removed.  Most ophthalmologist and oculoplastic surgeons remove these under local anesthesia often in their office.  It is usually removed from the conjunctival side so that no cut is made in the skin.