Plastic Surgery Case Study – Correction of the Webbed Neck With Posterior Excision and Fascial Plication

Background: The webbed neck is an uncommon congenital neck deformity that is largely an aesthetic concern. Medically known as pterygium colli deformity, they are skin folds that run from the base of the skull behind the ears down to the shoulders. It occurs in a variety of well recognized medical conditions such as Turner, Noonan Read More…








