Needle eyes, i.e. wheals, usually require medical attention to incise and drain the pus after the abscess has formed. The operation of incision and drainage is carried out by a specialized doctor who cuts open the abscess and drains the purulent secretion. If necessary, a drainage strip can be placed, and the medication is changed daily, and then taken out when the purulent secretion is completely discharged. It is recommended that patients go to the ophthalmology department of a regular medical institution for incision and drainage of pus. In the process of treatment, avoid squeezing the swelling directly with your hands, because the local tissues of the eye are relatively loose, and squeezing may cause the infected pus to retrograde into the deeper tissues, resulting in orbital cellulitis and other more serious lesions.