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case_images: Nodular ulcerative lesion on the right cheek and ear lobule.
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case_images: The lesions were pruritic, with frequent serosanguinous discharge (Fig. 1).
case_images: Extensive defect across the right cheek, ear lobule, and retroauricular area after lesion excision.
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case_images: Flap inset into the defect with donor site closer and suction drain in place.
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case_images: The donor site was closed primarily and a single suction drain employed under the donor site closure and flap (Fig. 3a and b).
case_images: Healed surgical site at 15 days post-op.
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case_images: On follow up at 2 weeks the wound was healthy and suture removal was done (Fig. 4) and on 12 months of follow-up, there were no sign of reccurrence.