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In recent years, a variety of resorbable plates have been used for craniofacial fractures. The authors report a case of plate infection that occurred more than 1 year after surgery and was difficult to distinguish from a foreign body reaction. A 19-year-old male suffered fractures of the right zygomatic bone, orbital floor, and left maxilla in a motorcycle accident. Reduction was performed using resorbable plates at 7 days after injury. The postoperative course was good. However, the patient presented 396 days after surgery with redness
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