What should I do if a chalazion comes back?

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What causes ectropion or entropion of the eye?

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The main cause of both entropion and ectropion is ageing changes in the lower eyelid and a loss of elasticity means that it no longer sits in its normal position but either essentially flops in or flops out.

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