The white eye macula is usually a blepharospasmal spot, which does not require special treatment and can be observed and followed up. If the blepharospasm is large in size, surgical treatment can be used under the guidance of a doctor. 1. Observation and follow-up: blepharospasm may be related to corneal epithelial differentiation abnormality, long-term exposure to smoke and dust stimulation, etc. Patients with this disease do not have any obvious discomfort, and generally do not need special treatment, and can be observed and followed up by the patient. 2. Surgery: If the blepharospasm is large in size, patients may experience blurred vision, obvious foreign body sensation and other discomforts, and may be treated with surgical excision under the guidance of physicians. It is recommended that patients with obvious symptoms of blepharospasm should consult a doctor in time to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.