Dry eye caused by blocked blepharoplasty is usually curable. Dry eyes caused by blocked blepharosphenoid glands need to have the cause of the blocked blepharosphenoid glands clarified under a doctor’s supervision. Blocked blepharosphenoid glands may be related to overwork, infection, drainage disorders, etc., and can often be cured by taking the right treatment for the cause. If overwork causes a blockage of the meibomian gland, proper rest can help relieve the symptoms. Infections that lead to blepharoplasty can be treated with medications such as azithromycin and erythromycin under a doctor’s supervision. When blepharoplasty is caused by obstruction of eyelid drainage, the symptoms can be relieved by applying hot compresses. Dry eye patients should pay attention to in their daily life, ensure enough sleep, avoid overuse of eyes and keep eyes clean. If dry eye is caused by blocked blepharoplasty, please consult the hospital in time and take active treatment to avoid delaying the condition.