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Patients with one blue and one brown eye are at risk for melanoma in the brown eye. This condition is called oculodermal melanocytosis or nevus of Ota. Patients with skin melanoma or dysplastic nevus syndrome are not proven to have a higher risk for uveal melanoma, but they should get their eyes examined.
