It can occur on one or both eyelids. The rash is red, scaly, and often swollen. You may have itching, burning, or stinging. The skin of the affected eyelid may turn thick and leathery ...

"What happens to the eye when you get UV exposure is that the epithelial layer loses its resilience. Some of it sloughs off," ...

gets trapped under your eyelid. Your eye hurts, and even if you can keep it shut, it doesn't ease the discomfort. Light can make it sting and burn. The abrasion affects your cornea, which is the ...