Why do babies have birthmarks

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I have a nephew who was born with a black birthmark on his left cheek, about 5cm. The child is now 7 years old, and he is becoming more and more sensitive. As long as people stare at him hard, he will feel inferior. My family thought about removing it, but they also worried that the birthmark would be bigger and bigger. Later, after laser surgery, there is no birthmark now. Let me share some information about why there is a birthmark on the baby.

Why do babies have birthmarks

First: you are a mole with black hair. It is a kind of mole, because the mole has rough black skin and a very long short hair, which often attracts special attention.

Second: nevus grows on the skin, most of which are benign. Some may be malignant, so don't provoke it to physical stimulation to prevent canceration.

Third: if you find that your black nevus recently grows and secretes fluid or bleeding, consult an expert to prevent malignant melanoma.

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Pigmented lesions composed of nevus cells, usually called nevus, melanocytic nevus or nevus melanocytic nevus, are the most common benign skin tumors. Nevus almost everyone has, can occur in any part of the body skin, but the most common in the face and neck.