Treating a stye requires a light-handed approach. We spoke with experts about how to do so at home along with tips and products you can use to prevent them in the first place.

If you’ve ever encountered what looked like a pimple along your eyelid, chances are you’ve had a stye. The best way to address one is by keeping the eyelid clean and moisturized — just like ...

There's one particular bacterium that leads to stye infections: Staphylococcus aureus. According to Tina Singh, MD, an ophthalmologist at Duke Eye Center, it's one of the most common bacteria on ...

Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo Three dermatologists I talked to recommended this shampoo to cleanse an eye with a stye. Castilla likes that it’s formulated not to sting, “so you don’t have ...

Styes are usually caused by infection with the ... You need to be careful that you don't get the oil into your eye, as this may sting and cause irritation.

Styes are usually not related to any disease and do not harm the eye or vision. You mention your son's immune system. Although any persistent skin infection should alert you to possible low ...

While experts make clear that testing makeup can give you herpes or pink eye, Ebraheim says she got a stye. “What the hell is growing on my eye? This is actually crazy,” she says. “ ...

Medication will depend on the cause but may include antibiotics for bacterial infections (i.e., bacterial pink eye or a stye), eye drops, gels, and ointments. There are different types of eye drops.