Hi there , it might be parotid swelling or lymph node or swelling from any infection

Hello. Hope you and your daughter are doing well. As per your history and the appearance of the swelling, it could be nothing sinister and if it isn’t causing any problem you can let it be. Although if it is associated with pain on chewing food, pain on touch or a sudden increase in size you should schedule an appointment with an ENT for a detailed assessment

It can be parotitis/ lymph node secondary to infection. Its better to visit ENT surgeon for local examination of oral cavity , Ear and neck examination. USG is mandatory .

It will be better if you consult since this could be parotid swelling or a lymph node as well. Will have to palpate and see You cn get an USG neck done too

USG

It could be lymph node enlargement or parotid swelling. Please get done USG just to confirm

Hello, A painless swelling just below the earlobe for a few months is most commonly a harmless (benign) condition. In most cases, it can be due to a small lymph node, a salivary (parotid) gland swelling, or a simple skin cyst. Although it is usually not serious, it is advisable to get it checked once by a doctor. A simple ultrasound scan can help confirm the cause. Avoid touching or pressing it frequently. If you notice increase in size, pain, redness, or rapid change, consult an ENT specialist earlier.

Most probably a benign swelling like lymph node but an ultrasound scan is needed to confirm