Eye cysts may be chalazion, if the size is large it is usually more difficult to heal on its own and needs to be surgically removed, if it is a blockage of the lymphatic vessels around the eye, it can usually heal on its own. In general, if a patient has a cyst on the eyelid, it is mostly a chalazion, a cyst of the levator ani. If the size of the cyst is small, there is a possibility of self-healing, and the patient can promote the subsidence of the cyst by applying warm compresses. If the size of the cyst is large, it is usually difficult to heal by itself, and the patient can have it surgically removed. If a blister-like cyst appears in the white part of the patient’s eye, it is mainly due to the blockage of lymphatic vessels around the eye, resulting in blockage of capillaries and the formation of a lobular cyst, if the cyst is small, it can be cured by itself. If the cyst persists for a long time or gradually increases in size, patients can go to the hospital for treatment. It is recommended that patients with cysts in the eyes should consult a doctor in a timely manner to assess their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.