What should you do if you notice large, egg-shaped pockets on a client's upper eyelid?

When encountering large, egg-shaped pockets on a client's upper eyelid, the best course of action is to refer the client to a physician. These pockets could be indicative of serious underlying conditions, such as cysts, edema, or other issues requiring medical evaluation. Professional assessment by a physician is essential to determine the cause and ensure appropriate treatment.

While cooling gels or lymphatic drainage treatments may provide temporary relief or superficial benefits, they do not address any potential medical concerns that could be present. Ignoring the issue could lead to complications or worsening of the client's condition. Therefore, a physician's insight is crucial in this scenario to ensure the client receives the necessary care and to rule out any serious health concerns.