Rare manifestation of bilateral nasolabial cyst: case report
Introduction: Nasolabial cysts are rare non-odontogenic lesions accounting for approximately 0.7% of cysts diagnosed in the maxillofacial region. They often emerge as slow-growing and painless nasolabial bulging that can be associated, or not, with nasal obstruction and asymmetric nostril opening. In some cases, they can get infected and make the affected area painful. These lesions are often unilateral, although rare cases with bilateral manifestation were described in the literature. Surgery, with sublabial or endonasal cyst excision, is the treatment of choice.