To keep those pesky red lumps from popping up along your lash line, learn the common stye causes, as well as the expert-approved stye treatments and prevention tactics.

Follow these directions for how to get rid of a stye and heal faster, courtesy of four eye health experts—plus, when to see a doctor.

Most people keep getting styes because they haven't dealt with the underlying cause, said the doctor.

Why does my son keep getting styes? A stye is an abscess which occurs in the eyelid. It usually arises in the base of the hair follicle of an eyelash.

Styes are caused by an infection in one of the eyelash hair follicles. Children do seem to get them more than adults, probably because they rub their eyes with dirty fingers, but often there is no ...

Treating a stye requires a light-handed approach. We spoke with experts about how to do so at home along with tips and ...

Treatment Styes do not cause permanent damage to your eye. However, you need to watch for signs of infection (such as pus) because if the sty becomes infected, it can become a severe condition.

However, some habits can make you more prone to getting styes. These habits can make a stye keep coming back or cause you to have a stye that won’t go away immediately.

She says there's no direct link between styes and prolonged mask use. But to minimize the risk-- wear a tight-fitting mask and take short breaks from mask wearing-- whenever possible and make sure ...