Three of the most common benign tumors we see in veterinary medicine include sebaceous adenomas, Meibomian gland cysts or adenomas, and lipomas. Sebaceous ademonas are a type of cutaneous wart.

The other eyelid bump that we sometimes see is a meibomian gland cyst. These are smooth little cystic structures that are filled with a cheesy material. Both are often handled the same way: by ...

Meibomian gland ductal cysts (MGDCs) and steatocystomas are epithelial lined, keratin-containing lesions of the eyelids. MDGCs are variably called tarsal keratinous cysts, intratarsal keratinous ...

A chalazion can develop when a meibomian gland at the edge of an eyelid becomes blocked or inflamed. These glands produce oil that lubricates the surface of the eye.

Meibomian cysts are small, fluid-filled sacs that can develop along the edge of an eyelid. They take their name from the meibomian glands, which produce a mixture of oil and mucus to keep your ...

A chalazion is a firm and often-painless nodule that develops within the eyelid when an oil gland becomes obstructed or blocked.

Meibomian gland adenomas or cysts are sebaceous cysts on or around the eyelid. Meibomian glands are tiny glands found on the eyelid margins of both the upper and lower eyelids of dogs and cats ...