Medical Glossary
Accessory Tragus Correction Congenital Tragal Malformation Surgery
Accessory tragus correction is a surgery to remove a small, extra bump of skin and cartilage that sometimes appears near the ear from birth. This bump, called an accessory tragus, is harmless but can be removed for cosmetic reasons. The surgery is a simple procedure to improve the ear's appearance.
Medical Terms
Accessory Tragus Correction (Congenital Tragal Malformation Surgery)
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