Is a red birthmark harmful if it is not treated? Will the red birthmark be eliminated if it is not t

If the red birthmark is not timely, it will not only affect the appearance, but also cause different degrees of edema, oozing and crusting, and a small number of people may develop small blisters within a week, and if they occur around the vital organs, they may also affect tissues and organs.

Guidance: Blue light dynamic indentation is a first-class technique specifically for red birthmarks, which has the characteristics of safety, quick effect, short course of treatment, and no scarring.

There are many types of red birthmarks, some of which can disappear on their own, and some of which cannot. If it is a bright red spotted mole, it appears as a red mark on the surface, which is flush with the surface and will not be higher than the surface, and this birthmark will generally not disappear automatically. If it is a strawberry-shaped hemangioma, it appears as a red lump on the **, which is more common in infants and young children, soft to the touch, and will automatically regress when the child is about 7 or 9 years old.

In the case of cavernous hemangioma, it usually occurs in a deep area, so it does not resolve spontaneously.

If there are no symptoms, no special treatment is required, and if it affects the aesthetics, it can be performed by laser method**.

Some red birthmarks can go away on their own, depending on the extent of the red birthmark. Usually, a red birthmark is what is medically known as a hemangioma. Of course, there are many types of hemangiomas, among which the more common ones are strawberry-shaped hemangiomas, bright red nevi, and mixed hemangiomas.

Nevus erythematus may be slightly more likely to regress because the hemangioma morphology of nevi is mostly reticular. However, most hemangiomas do not resolve easily on their own and require the use of lasers or surgery or other medications to intervene.

The red birthmark is not ** and will not disappear voluntarily because I have a red birthmark myself I am almost 50 years old now, and the red birthmark has been with me for almost 50 years and is still there, so it will not disappear voluntarily.

Are the red birthmarks you talking about on adults or children? If it is a newborn baby, it should be a hemangioma, which will generally disappear automatically as the baby grows up, but there is also a certain risk, that is, I am afraid that the hemangioma will rupture, and once it ruptures, it will not stop the bleeding!

The red birthmark is not treated, it will not disappear under normal circumstances, and some will grow bigger and bigger, I recommend going to the ** department of a regular big hospital, or the beauty department to see if the red birthmark can be removed by laser or freezing methods.

Birthmarks are not ** and generally do not disappear automatically.

If you want to get rid of your birthmark, you might as well go to the hospital and try laser surgery.

The birthmark will not be automatically eliminated, if it does not affect the appearance, it can not be treated, if it affects the appearance and continues to grow, you can go to the hospital ** department to see and then deal with it.

If some children have a red birthmark, most of them may have a hemangioma, most of them may have a strawberry-shaped hemangioma, or a bright red spot nevus, and some may be mixed. Mixed hemangiomas, and these hemangiomas, some people also call it Tai Chi eggs, will gradually shrink and regress with age. However, due to individual differences, some people may not regress, so it can be performed with laser or surgery**.

What is the nature of your birthmark?

The normal explanation will not be eliminated, it will only fade a little bit as you get older.