Surgery for eyelid cysts in children may cause some localized damage to the child, as well as inflammation and infection due to a variety of issues such as intraoperative and postoperative care.
Eyelid cyst removal surgery for children is an invasive treatment, so it is inevitable that there will be intraoperative incision inflammation and irritation, and may also cause recurrence of cysts due to incomplete removal of cysts, so you need to choose a regular and experienced hospital for treatment.
In addition, if the concept of asepsis is not strong during the operation and the postoperative care is not proper, it may also lead to local or even systemic inflammation and infection at the operation site, so if necessary, it is necessary to give tobramycin dexamethasone ophthalmic ointment and other medicines for anti-inflammatory and anti-infective treatment.
It is recommended that after invasive treatment such as removal of eyelid cysts, attention should be paid to wound care to avoid contamination of foreign bodies, etc., and local or systemic abnormalities should be treated promptly.