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It is possible, however very unlikely since sarcoidosis involves granuloma formation in many organs of the body and is a more diffuse pathology than blepharitis which only involves the eyelids. The only way to diagnose sarcoidosis is to perform a biopsy on the affected tissue in question and examine it under a microscope.
