To report on patients seen with an unusual condition affecting the eyelids. Th e syndrome manifests as a temporary adhesion which forms between the upper and l ower eyelid associated with laxity of the lower lid retractors. This results in a peculiar closure of the lids. Retrospective case reports. Charts of affected p atients were reviewed for their clinical histories, examination findings, external photographs, and the results of trea tment. Ten consecutive patients with the associated findings were reviewed. All cases were unilateral. Seven patients were Asian and three were Caucasian. Nine patients were symptomatic; of these, all were treated conservatively except for one who requested surgery. Two cases are described and photographs are shown. Lo wer eyelid retractor laxity combined with a temporary adhesion between the upper and lower lid results in the clinical findings of Sticky Eyelid Syndrome. To report on patients seen with an unusual condition affecting the eyelids. Th e syndrome manifests as a temporary adhesion which forms between the upper and l ower eyelid associated with laxity of the lower lid retractors. This result in a peculiar closure of the lids. Retrospective case reports. Charts of affected p at patients were reviewed for their clinical histories, examination findings, external photographs, and the results of trea tment. Ten consecutive patients with the associated findings were all. Caucasian. Nine patients were symptomatic; of these all were treated conservatively except for one who requested surgery. Two cases are described and photographs are shown. Lo wer eyelid retractor laxity combined with a temporary adhesion between the upper and lower lid results in the clinical findings of Sticky Eyelid Syndrome.