Patients with melanin deposits on the eyelids can improve by applying vitamin E, dietary modifications, sun protection, and laser treatment. Vitamin E is a common antioxidant, and consistent application of vitamin E-rich creams can help reduce eyelid hyperpigmentation, but will not completely remove the melanin. Patients with eyelid hyperpigmentation can also consume more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins C and E, eat less melanin-rich foods such as black beans and soy sauce, and adhere to a healthy and regular diet, which can alleviate eyelid hyperpigmentation to a certain extent. Ultraviolet rays shining directly on the eyelids will cause hyperpigmentation of the eye surface, so patients need to adhere to daily sunscreen, which will help reduce the symptoms of hyperpigmentation. When the patient’s eye surface hyperpigmentation is more obvious and the area is large, the patient can use laser treatment to use laser energy to remove melanin and improve the appearance. It is recommended that patients with severe hyperpigmentation of the ocular surface consult a doctor to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.