If a patient has a chalazion in the eye, it is generally recommended that a hot compress be applied about 3 times a day. Chalazion, also known as a chalazion cyst, is a very common eye disease in ophthalmology clinics. When a patient has a chalazion in the eye, a hot compress can be used initially to relieve the patient’s symptoms. If the chalazion is relatively small, it can usually be completely cured by applying heat. It is generally recommended that patients apply hot compresses three times a day for about 10 minutes each time. If the chalazion is not absorbed and receded through hot compresses, it is recommended that the patient go to an eye clinic for surgical treatment, and the chalazion can be completely cured through local surgical treatment and removal. After the chalazion of the patient’s eyes, during the hot compress treatment, it is recommended that the patient pay attention to eye hygiene when washing the face, and avoid eating some spicy and stimulating foods, because eating these foods may lead to further aggravation of the patient’s condition.