A congenital protrusion of the brain and/or meninges through a skull defect, presenting as a soft, pulsatile, skin-covered mass at the nasal bridge.
A firm, non-tender, non-compressible congenital cyst, often in the midline, which may have a sinus tract with a protruding hair.
A firm, dome-shaped subcutaneous nodule containing keratin, which is acquired and very rare on the nose in children compared to a dermoid.
A mucous-filled sac from an ethmoid sinus that expands and can present as a mass on the side of the nose, displacing the eye.
A rare malignant tumor of fibrous tissue that can present as a rapidly growing, firm mass.
A rare vascular tumor that can present as a firm, reddish-blue, vascular mass.
A common, benign vascular tumor presenting as a bright red, raised, 'strawberry' mark that grows rapidly in the first year of life.
A benign histiocytic proliferation presenting as a solitary, firm, yellow-to-red-brown, dome-shaped papule or nodule.
A rare collection of heterotopic brain tissue presenting as a firm, non-compressible, reddish or skin-colored nodule at the nasal bridge that does not pulsate.
A bluish, cystic swelling located at the medial canthus of the eye, arising from an obstructed nasolacrimal duct.
Metastasis from this adrenal tumor can cause characteristic periorbital ecchymoses ('raccoon eyes') and proptosis.
A malignant bone tumor that can arise in the facial bones, causing a hard, fixed, and often painful swelling.
A benign hair follicle tumor presenting as a very hard, deep-seated, rock-like nodule that may have a bluish hue.
The most common soft tissue sarcoma in children, which can present as a rapidly growing, fleshy mass in the head and neck region.
A rare germ cell tumor containing tissues from multiple embryonic layers, which can present as a complex mass protruding from the nose or mouth at birth.
