Branchial Remnants / Ear Tags
Treatment
Branchial remnants, commonly known as ear tags, are small skin and cartilage formations that can appear near the ear or face. At Tahiri Plastic Surgery in Beverly Hills, we specialize in the precise and gentle removal of these formations, ensuring a seamless experience for both children and their parents. Our approach to branchial remnants ear tags surgery is designed to be minimally invasive, prioritizing the comfort and safety of your child.
Dr. Tahiri, a renowned expert in pediatric plastic surgery, employs advanced techniques to perform these procedures in an outpatient setting. This means your child can return home the same day, minimizing disruption to your family’s routine. The surgery is typically painless, and our team is dedicated to providing a supportive environment throughout the process.
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Branchial remnants are often referred as anterior ear tags. They consist of an extra skin lump associated with an underlying cartilage. This extra tissue is normal in nature and keeps growing proportionally with the child.
Most of the time, they occur in the pre-auricular region, right anterior to the ear; however, they may occur anywhere around the ear, but also in the cheek or neck.
Treatment usually involves a surgical excision of the extra skin and cartilage, in a painless fashion, in the outpatient setting. This is done as early as the parents would like.