• A 28-year-old woman was referred to the Oculoplastic Service because   of the presence of a mass of the left inferior orbital rim. The patient   had noticed a “bump” for at least 10 years. In recent months, the   lesion had increased in size.
• She reported no pain, no previous trauma or infection of the skin    around the affected area.
• POH: Myopia, s/p bilateral LASIK
• PMH: Unremarkable
• FH: n.c.
• SH: No tobacco, no ETOH
• Meds: None
• All: NKDA