Is the black birthmark long on the forehead
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My neighbor's baby was born nearly three months, the baby's forehead has a black birthmark, because I work in the hospital, so I looked for several times, but I have no experience in the treatment of black birthmark. Let me introduce the knowledge of black birthmark on the forehead.
Is the black birthmark long on the forehead
First of all, it's definitely not good for us to keep the black birthmark on our forehead, so what should we do? We should go to the regular Grade-A hospital for examination and diagnosis, and get rid of it under the guidance of professional doctors. It can be treated by laser freezing.
Second, after the appearance of the black birthmark on the forehead, the child's birthmark can be removed after the age of 3 or 4. The birthmark can be treated by laser or surgical resection. However, there are many kinds of birthmarks. It's better to go to a professional medical institution to have an examination and design. The treatment plan depends on the specific situation.
Third, in clinical practice, laser can be used to remove birthmarks. Laser technology can output a specific wavelength, and then irradiate it to the skin lesions. At this time, the light energy of laser will be converted into heat energy, which can rapidly pyrolyze and vaporize the skin lesions, or break these lesions into tiny fragments, and finally be engulfed by the body's cells So as to get rid of the birthmark.
matters needing attention
Before and after laser removal of birthmark, the treatment site should be kept clean to avoid infection and friction. After laser goes birthmark, should notice bask in, can apply a few sunscreen appropriately at this time. Laser removal of birthmark site will slowly form scab, and self shedding, do not use hands off, otherwise it may lead to pigmentation. After removing the birthmark by laser, there will be slight burning sensation and slight redness of the skin at the treatment site. This is a normal reaction, and the beauty seeker does not need special care.