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A rare case of chondroid syringoma arising from the lower eyelid with ectropion.

Mixed tumor of the skin was originally described by Billroth in 18591 as an entity histologically similar to the mixed tumor of the salivary glands.2 In 1961, Hirsch and Helwig3 introduced the term chondroid syringoma to describe this tumor, which is characterized by the presence of sweat gland elements lying within a cartilage-like stroma.2 This benign skin adnexal tumor usually develops as a slowly growing intradermal or subcutaneous nodule on the face. This relatively uncommon tumor rarely affects the ocular adnexa.2 To our knowledge, chondroid syringoma arising from the lower eyelid with severe ectropion is highly unusual.