Chalazion removal treats a blocked oil gland in the eyelid that causes a firm, painless lump. While some chalazia resolve on their own, persistent or recurrent lesions may require surgical removal. Before treatment, the eye is examined to confirm the diagnosis and rule out infection or other conditions. Conservative treatments may be attempted before surgery is recommended. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and involves draining or removing the blocked gland through a small incision. It is quick, safe, and typically well tolerated. Chalazion removal relieves discomfort, reduces eyelid swelling, and restores normal eyelid appearance.