The naevus of Ota (naevus fusculocoeruleus ophthalmomaxillaris) was first described by the Japanese dermatologist M.T. Ota in 1939. It usually occurs hyperpigmentation in skin areas innervated by the first or the second branch of the trigeminal nevre. The lesions is usually unilateral but is reported %5 bilateral. We report a 32 year-old female who has pigmentation on face and eyes because of the very rare case of bilateral naevus of Ota. ©2007, Firat University, Medical Faculty