Auricle Giant Papilloma in a 32 Years Old Indonesian Male: A Case Report

Abstract

Head and neck squamous papilloma usually occur in the skin, oral mucosa and upper part of aerodigestive tract. Auricle giant papilloma is uncommon cases worldwide. We report a thirty-two years old Indonesian male seen with auricle giant black mass at our hospital, in Bogor. In this case, mass excision surgery was performed, and the skin defect is closed using a Postauricular Helix-based Adipodermal-pedicle Turnover (PHAT) Flap. Diagnosis was mainly through histopathology examination and in this case, follow up revealed no recurrence.