The nonulcerative form results from increased shedding of skin cells near your eyelids. Vision is normal. Redness, warmth, and swelling may also be seen. These symptoms frequently are worse in the morning. With the most common seborrheic form, dry, flaky patches of skin may develop.
Dandruff is common on the scalp and eyebrows.
HOME CARE Section 5 of 11 Good eyelid care is usually sufficient for treatment. Until this condition is cleared, you should refrain from using eye makeup or contact lenses. Daily eyelid care may be required after the initial episode is cleared. Warm compresses should be applied to your eyes 4 times per day for 10-20 minutes for cleansing and to reduce discomfort. It is important to use a clean wash towel with each cleansing.