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A hyperpigmented periorbital patch.

CASE A 27-year-old man presented to an outpatient dermatology practice for evaluation and management of a pigmented patch around his right eye (Figure 1). The patch extended to his right upper forehead, temple, and cheek. The discolored area was asymptomatic, had been present since birth, and the size had remained proportionally stable. The initial physical examination revealed a well-nourished man in good health, with Fitzpatrick skin type VI and an otherwise unremarkable skin examination. His left eye sclera was white, but the right sclera had irregular dark patches. He denied any visual problems. He had no relevant family history.