What is the name of the bandaged patient in 'Eye of the Beholder'?

The bandaged patient in “Eye of the Beholder” is Janet Tyler.

Janet has undergone her eleventh and final legally permitted treatment in a society that considers her face grotesquely abnormal. Her head remains wrapped while she waits to learn whether the procedure has made her look “normal.” The episode’s central reversal comes when the bandages are removed: Janet appears conventionally beautiful, while the medical staff and other citizens have distorted, piglike features.

Janet is played by two actors in the original 1960 episode. Maxine Stuart supplies Janet’s voice and performs the role while the character is bandaged; Donna Douglas appears after the reveal. This casting detail can cause confusion, because viewers may remember Douglas’s face but associate Stuart with the character’s principal screen presence.

“Eye of the Beholder” was written by Rod Serling and directed by Douglas Heyes. It first aired on November 11, 1960, as the sixth episode of the second season. The story’s enduring point is that beauty is shaped by social standards rather than an objective visual norm.