How to help eczema on eyelids?

My ophthalmologist explained that eyelid eczema is often triggered by contact allergies from hand creams, nail polish, or face washes. He strictly warned me against using regular body steroid creams on the eyelids because they can cause glaucoma if they seep into the eye. He prescribed a very specific, mild eye ointment.

I went to a top eye clinic when my eyelids became red and flaky. The specialist clearly diagnosed it and gave me a safe, non-steroidal cream and a gentle cleanser. Please go to a good hospital and ask your doctor clearly about the safe creams for the eye area.

For mild irritation, you can keep cool, damp green tea bags on your closed eyes to soothe the itching. But because this is near your eyes, please do not apply any home remedies inside or too close to the lash line. If there is swelling or discharge, see an eye doctor immediately.

I was researching about eyelid skin and found out it is the thinnest skin on our entire body, which is why it gets irritated so easily. This means you have to be super careful because standard eczema creams might be too strong for the eye area. Definitely need a doctor's guidance here.