Recovery from chalazion surgery usually takes about 2 weeks to 3 weeks, depending on the patient’s condition. Chalazion is a sterile granulomatous disease caused by retention of secretions due to blockage of the opening of the lid gland. Surgery, such as chalazionectomy, may be performed for patients with large eyelid swellings. After surgery, the patient’s eyelids may become congested and swollen, and recovery usually takes two to three weeks, depending on the patient’s condition. The recovery time is dependent on the patient’s condition. If the patient develops a wound infection after surgery, the recovery time will be relatively longer. After surgery, patients need to stop bleeding by compression, and follow the doctor’s instructions for dressing changes, with the use of antibacterial drops and eye ointment, such as levofloxacin eye drops, gentamycin eye ointment, etc., to prevent infection. Patients also need to pay attention to postoperative care, keep clean and dry around the eyes, avoid dirty water into the eyes, pay attention to keep the dressing dry and clean. It is recommended that chalazion patients follow the doctor’s instructions for care, regular review, and timely consultation after discomfort occurs.