It is possible to wash your face with water, but it is recommended that you seek medical attention as soon as possible after the onset of the condition. After the formation of blepharitis due to suppurative inflammation of the eyelid glands, it is possible to wash the face with water, while avoiding the use of irritating substances to wash the face, so as not to irritate and aggravate the inflammation. After the appearance of blepharitis, redness, swelling, pain, hard nodules and other skin lesions may appear locally, and localized hot compresses may be applied to relieve the symptoms in the early stage. In some cases, the inflammation may subside on its own without puncture to drain the pus, while others require incision to drain the pus after abscess formation and placement of drainage strips if the abscess is large. When blepharitis develops, it is important to go to a hospital specialist as soon as possible and use a standardized treatment plan to promote healing based on the symptoms and changes in the eyelids.