A 52–year–old normotensive and non–diabetic female presented with complaint of change in voice, beading papules, vesicles and bullae on bilateral eyelids, whitish discolouration of skin and mucus membrane of upper lip and difficulty in chewing and decreased tongue movements for 2 months. Skin biopsy revealed LIPOID PROTEINOSIS. Life span is normal unless altered by laryngeal obstruction. Few may require permanent tracheostomy.