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The keystone flap is well known to plastic surgeons and is frequently utilized for its ease of implementation, limited donor site morbidity, and favorable aesthetic outcomes. Although keystone flaps have been described in reconstruction of myelomeningocele defects, there have been no reports of their application to infants with large vascular malformations. This case illustrates the utilization of a keystone flap in reconstruction of a large posterior trunk defect that resulted from excision of a massive venous malformation in an 8-week-ol
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