Eye stone surgery usually costs no more than $100, $20 for local infiltration anesthesia, and about $5 per stone picked, depending on the number of stones in the patient’s eye. Eye stone surgery is a common minor procedure performed in an ophthalmology clinic. Anesthesia for eye stones is local infiltration anesthesia, usually $20. The cost of stone picking is based on the number of stones, usually about $5 per stone picked, and may reach about $100 if the entire eyelid is full of stones, so the cost of eye stone surgery usually does not exceed $100. After stone surgery, due to the presence of local trauma to the conjunctiva, there may be a noticeable foreign body sensation, photophobia, tearing, or a small amount of blood leakage. After surgery, patients need to use antibiotic eye drops routinely under the guidance of the doctor to reduce the local inflammatory reaction and avoid infection. Normalization can be achieved in about one week after surgery, and there is no need to continue the use of antibiotic medication. Eye stones are often caused by inflammation in the eye. When the inflammation is not eliminated and only the stones are removed, eye stones tend to recur. The first step in eradicating eye stones should be to eradicate and prevent eye inflammation. If you are a patient with eye stones, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital and receive professional treatment from an ophthalmologist.