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Congenital Papule on the Anterior Neck

Case Presentation A 22-month-old boy presented to the pediatric dermatology clinic with a congenital papule on the anterior neck that was unchanged since birth. Physical examination revealed a midline submandibular, soft, pink papule with a small vertical linear defect noted inferiorly (Fig. 1). Pregnancy and delivery had been unremarkable and growth and development were normal. History and physical examination were otherwise negative. The surgical service excised the lesion and submitted it for histopathologic examination (Figs. 2–5).