What Is a Stye?
A stye is a red, painful, pimple-like bump that forms on the eyelid or eyelash line. When one of the oil glands at the edge of your eyelid becomes infected, a stye may develop on the inside or outside of the eyelid. Styes can happen at any age from newborns to older adults.
Why Choose Moran Eye Center?
The Moran Eye Center offers accessible, nationally-ranked care for our patients. Our team of ophthalmologists provides comprehensive eye care with multiple locations to best suit your needs. As the only academic ophthalmologic institution in the state, we have a strong reputation of trust and service across all ages and many levels of care. Our specialists have the expertise and equipment to treat any eye condition, from minor irritation to more advanced eye disease.
Frequently Asked Questions About Styes and Treatments
- What Are Stye Symptoms?
- How Do You Get a Stye?
- Are Eye Styes Caused by Stress?
- Why Do I Keep Getting Styes?
- Are Styes Contagious?
- How Long Does a Stye Last?
- When Should I See a Doctor for a Stye?
- How Do You Treat Styes?
- Are There Home Remedies for a Stye?
- Can You Pop a Stye When It Comes to a Head?
- How Do You Prevent Styes?
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Schedule an Appointment
If you have a stye, or have other eye care concerns, contact our Ophthalmology Clinic at 801-581-2352 to schedule an appointment.
Referrals are welcome, but not necessary. Please check with your insurance provider before scheduling a routine exam. Many insurance plans will cover your visit if there is a medical eye problem but may not allow for routine or non-specialty care eye exams.