Eyelid, Facial, & Orbital Lesions Gallery

Eyelid, facial, and orbital lesions — whether benign or cancerous — can present as lumps, bumps, or growths on the eyelid, face, or within the orbit. While benign lesions are non-cancerous, they may still cause cosmetic or functional concerns. Malignant lesions, on the other hand, can pose serious health risks and require timely diagnosis and treatment. Management depends on the lesion’s type, location, and the patient’s overall health. Benign lesions may be monitored, treated medically, or surgically removed if symptomatic. Cancerous lesions typically require surgical excision, often combined with radiation or chemotherapy, with a focus on eliminating disease while preserving eyelid function and appearance.