“…About half of all MCC are located in the head and neck region, and the eylids including the periorbital region are affected by almost one fifth of them [14,18,35,37]. Therefore, an ophthalmologist should consider this tumor when an elderly patient presents a solitary reddish nodular lesion of the eyelid, especially because MCC is often mistaken for a benign lesion on clinical examination [1, 13,14,30,38].…”