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Case report demonstrates successful treatment of milia en plaque using radiofrequency ablation and extraction, highlighting no recurrence.
Milia en plaque (MEP) is a relatively rare benign epithelial lesion, with its etiology and standard treatment course yet to be established. A 10‐year‐old female presented with bilateral white auricular papules and plaques persisting for over 7 months. Following a history of frostbite on both auricles, white and yellow millimeter‐sized papules developed on erythematous patches. Clinical and histopathological examinations confirmed a diagnosis of MEP. The patient was treated using radiofrequency ablation in combination with cyst content extraction via a comedone extractor. No recurrence was observed during the 11‐month follow‐up period.
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