Unilateral mucocutaneous lymphangioma circumscriptum: A rare case successfully treated with simple sclerotherapy and laser ablation

A 15-year-old boy presented with growth in the right buccal mucosa extending to chin skin since childhood. These were complaints for pain, bleeding, cosmetic looks. He has a linear multivesicular swellings with hemorrhagic, crusted hard swellings extending up to angle of mouth. These tumors were nontender, nonpulsatile with an irregular warty surface, and firm in consistency. Right side of the chin skin showed grouped vesicles with flash colored to dark red and black colored. A clinical suspesion of lymphangioma was made due to frog spawn picture and then biopsy from mucosa was taken.