Chalazion

To my mind, you bathe infected spots or boils with warm water to bring them to a head. If this is true of 'chalazions' (never heard of them!) I would suggest that you try castor oil. It's amazing stuff! Applied daily, it very soon brings the 'gunge' out.

Also great for atheletes foot, aching knees, and piles!

As for the little white spots (usually under the eyes) bathe daily with cider vinegar. Be patient. (Don't get in eyes!)

(I don't think I'd fancy taking a pin to them - Ouch!)

I had chalazions removed as hot compresses and appropriate ointment did not work. It was done at an emergency eye clinic. It wasn't the most pleasant experience but soon over. I was pregnant at the time and the doctor said to imagine I was in labour instead!
I clearly remember going home on the train with my pregnant tum and a bandage round my head covering my eye and no-one offered me a seat.

Mm Saggi - guess it's different when you really need the procedure - not sure I want to go through it when it's just for cosmetic reasons...
Ceaser15 - Did you have yours done on the NHS? Course they won't do things like that now without very good reason - guess it would cost me a few hundred pounds to go private. Decisions, decisions. It such a small thing really - but when it's on your eyelid you can't hide it...

There are great lotions for blepheritis and when used with warm eye masks work really well at unblocking ducts. I have dry eye and use a carboner eye gel. I was co instantly having itchy red eyes and optician recommended the lotion and eye mask. Worked a treat.

It’s not calcium deposits but a blocked oil gland. I be,Keven removal is simple and quick. Go for it.

A chalazion is not calcium deposits but a blocked oil gland.

I would just add, it is worth getting it checked out if it doesn't go away just to check it isn't something nasty. This is the reason my GP sent me to an ophthalmologist just to be sure.

I had them and really dislike them. I went to a beauty clinic where the proprietor is a nurse. She put a needle in and zapped them with electricity - electrolysis. Quite painful but effective.