Extracranial schwannomas commonly pose significant aesthetic challenges, affecting cosmetic outcomes for individuals with these tumors.
Out of the 38 cases analyzed, multiple patients required aesthetic interventions post-treatment to address cosmetic concerns.
Analysis included clinical evaluations and biopsies from diverse locations in the peripheral nervous system, providing comprehensive insights into management approaches.
Significant aesthetic complications post-surgery highlight the need for preoperative planning and multidisciplinary care to improve patient outcomes.