XXXX caused by a remnant iatrogenic foreign body after a bimaxillary operation.

@entity1244 @entity1 @entity39 @entity2688 @entity158
@entity2688 is rare and mostly occurs because of @entity1244 and dental procedures. Furthermore, cellulitis caused by iatrogenic foreign bodies is very rare. A 28-year-old @entity1 who had previously undergone cosmetic bimaxillary operation visited our hospital complaining of left facial swelling, @entity158 , and nasal obstruction since 2 years. She had been attending another clinic, but despite having additional procedures and taking medications, her symptoms persisted. A subsequent operation was performed, during which we found a remnant surgical gauze from the previous operation, which was decomposed and trapped around the @entity39 soft tissue and had eroded the bony structure around the pterygoid fossa. The material was successfully removed by endoscopic surgery, and the @entity39 tissue was debrided. After the operation, all symptoms disappeared, and the @entity1 was discharged without sequelae. During any procedure, surgeons must meticulously check for remnant material. Additionally, physicians must carefully note @entity1 history and perform a physical examination, even in @entity1 without serious symptoms. We report a case of advanced @entity2688 due to remnant gauze material during a previous operation that was undetected.
