Eyelid Mass Excision + Pathology + Reconstruction

Excision, pathology, and reconstruction may be considered when a suspicious mass appears on the eyelid, requiring clarification of its nature and affecting function or aesthetics. Common situations include growth or recurrence, ulceration and bleeding, eyelash loss, eyelid margin deformity, or examination suggesting malignancy. The decision is based on the type and extent of the mass, previous treatment response, condition of the ocular surface and lacrimal system, overall health, and the availability of suitable reconstruction options.