The birthmarks of sons and parents are not considered in the consent position

Birthmarks can generally be divided into pigmented and vascular types, and common pigmented types include Ota nevus, congenital pigmented nevus, coffee spots, etc.; Angiotypes include bright red nevi and strawberry-like hemangiomas. Birthmarks can be found at birth, or they may develop gradually after a few months of life.

The incidence of birthmarks in newborns is about 10%, which can be said to be very common, and most of the birthmarks only affect the appearance and do not require special treatment. However, some birthmarks will be combined with abnormalities of body organs, and even have the possibility of malignant changes, which must be positive**.

There are nine main types, including Mongolian spots, coffee spots, Ota nevi, pigmented nevi, trichographic nevi, sebaceous nevus, capillary hemangioma, cavernous hemangioma, and bright red nevus.

1.Bright red spots.

About 1 in 3 newborns will have this birthmark. It is a small, reddish macule that appears on the back of the neck, between the eyes, on the forehead, and on the eyelids. As the child grows older, most of them will fade away.

2.Mongolian spot.

These birthmarks are flat, smooth, and present at birth, and are commonly found on the buttocks or waist. They are mostly light blue, but they can also be blue-gray or blue-black. This birthmark, which looks like a bruise, is common in yellow people and usually fades away by preschool age.

3.Strawberry-like hemangioma (capillary hemangioma).

These birthmarks usually appear on the face, scalp, back, or chest and are mostly red or purple. Strawberry-like hemangiomas usually form a few weeks after birth and may not protrude from a soft, strawberry-like lump that rises slightly above **. Although it does not go away, it has no health effects.

4.Cavernous hemangioma.

It's like a light blue spongy tissue filled with blood. It usually appears under the skin on the head or neck, and if it grows deeper, the covered ** will look the same and disappear before puberty.

The above birthmarks are generally not required**.

5.Coffee spots.

Its color is like coffee with milk added to it, and it has a tan color. These birthmarks are mostly oval in shape and appear on the torso, buttocks, and legs. Getting older and darker with age generally doesn't cause health problems.

If several birthmarks larger than a coin appear at the same time, it is likely to be related to neurofibromas.

6.Congenital pigmented nevi.

About 1% of newborns develop this type of nevus. It has an irregular shape, with small ones about a few millimeters in diameter and large ones that can invade the entire back, neck, or entire limbs. This type of mole has the potential to develop into **cancer, which should be done if it is large**.

The baby's birthmark has a lot to do with the parents; Because most of the baby's birthmarks are inherited from the parents, or because during pregnancy, the mother was affected by some emotion, or some kind of disease and the child's body appeared various marks.

The baby's birthmark is related to the parents. It may be related to the lifestyle of the parents, and it may be related to the genes, so there will be birthmarks.

There are relationalities. It may be that the parents' health is not particularly good, and there are some fetal toxins that cannot be discharged well, and there will be some birthmarks on the child's **.