Four hundred and nine patients diagnosed with leprosy who lived in Ben San Leprosy Centre were examined from June 2009 to June 2010 to describe the epidemiological and clinical characteristics of their leprosy and ocular lesions, to assess the correlation between these characteristics, and to assert the prevalene of blindness among these patients and contributing fators. Results: Ocular lesions were found in 87.3% of all leprosy patients, with 67.9% having decreased corneal sensation, 56.2% losing eyebrows, 40, 6% having cataract, 39.6% having eyelid ptosis, and 21.5% having entropion.