Blepharospasm is a physiological phenomenon and no treatment is needed or surgery is recommended for this condition. Surgery can easily lead to a recurrence of the blepharospasm, and once the disease recurs, it will grow larger and more pronounced, thus affecting your vision. If you do want to have surgery, you can have a blepharoplasty, which costs about$2000. Blepharospasm appears as a triangular or oval shaped bulge in the inner corner of the eye, which does not affect vision and may occasionally become inflamed. In this case a low concentration of glucocorticoid drops can be applied topically to control the local inflammation, such as compound neomycin sulfate, and no treatment is needed except in this case.