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Tufted Angioma of the Face Angioma en penacho de la región facial

We present the case of a 9-year-old female patient that was sent to our service because of a purplish lesion on the bridge of the nose. This lesion was seen at the age of 7 as a small, asymptomatic red wine macula, which grew progressively. At present it is slightly painful and presents papular areas. Physical examination revealed that there was a 2 cm×1 cm purplish oval plaque, indurated and slightly adhered to the deep planes. The lesion presented 2 nodular areas in the underlying skin in both nasal bones (Fig. 1). The rest of the skin and the ENT examination of the ENT area was normal. The blood counts and biochemical blood analyses were within the established biological ranges. Faced with the suspicion of in-depth infiltration in the area of the nasal bones, we ordered a computed tomography. This test ruled out signs of bone and orbit infiltration. Given the location of the lesion, it was surgically removed. The lesion described was resected up to the deep bone plane. After the excision the resulting defect was reconstructed using a glabellar flap (Fig. 2).