The color and type of birthmark, the birthmark on the eyelids is not blessed, newborn

No, birthmarks on the eyelids generally have a great impact and can directly damage the function of human organs.

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**.

Hello, there is a red mark on the eye after birth, which is considered to be a capillary hemangioma. This is a type of birthmark. This red mark may diminish or fade with age. If it does not subside, it can be passed by laser**.

A red birthmark may be a pigmented birthmark or a bright red nevus.

Bright red nevi initially appear as red or pink patches, which can deepen with age, become bright red and purple, and can thicken into nodules, irregular shapes, partially or completely faded, and the surface is smooth.

If it's pigment, don't worry about it, if it's a bright red spot, you need to be in time**.

Red birthmark is a vascular lesion disease, bright red nevus and hemangioma should be considered, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for further examination to confirm the diagnosis, find out the cause, and treat the symptoms**.

Red birthmarks are generally hemangiomas or vascular malformations, and parents can ask their doctors about the more important parts such as eyelids, and it is better to seek medical attention as soon as possible. Some hemangiomas develop rapidly, which may affect the function of related organs and even cause teratogenesis.

It may be a red birthmark, which is a birthmark that is often present at birth, and is generally dark red, orange, and dark purple. It has a fairly high incidence rate, and the main areas of growth are the face and neck. Generally, it does not invade the surrounding healthy tissues, mostly occurs in the surface layer and does not protrude**, and can fade when pressed.

Birthmarks are generally black-brown or gray plaques on the surface, which usually have no symptoms and only affect the appearance. There are also many types of birthmark scores, if it is a Mongolian spot, it can not **, and it will fade on its own after a period of time. Birthmarks that cannot go away on their own need to go to a regular hospital for treatment, and choose the best method under the guidance of a doctor.

If it does not disappear automatically after three months, it may be a birthmark, so it is recommended to go to the hospital to diagnose it, if the birthmark is caused by abnormal pigmentation, if it is in a prominent position on the face, it will affect the child's facial features, and it will affect his self-confidence when he grows up. It can be removed with a laser, and the removal will start after the first year of age, and the smaller the removal, the better.

The baby's birthmark is varied, but the main reason is that during the embryonic development, due to the interference of some accidental factors in the early stage, it has led to the abnormal structure of the child, and the change of appearance color. Specifically, common birthmarks, such as bright red nevus, strawberry hemangioma, and cavernous hemangioma, are caused by some congenital vascular teratas, or vascular endothelial cell hyperplasia, and the cause is not very clear. Black birthmarks include Ota nevus, Ito nevus, and melanocytic nevus, which are all birthmarks caused by uneven distribution or abnormal location caused by the impaired migration of melanocytes during embryonic development.

In addition, there are white and yellow birthmarks, such as sebaceous nevi, apigmented nevi, anemia nevi, etc., which occur for similar reasons, all of which are caused by the interference of certain factors during embryonic development.

Fetal mishaps are caused by **pigmentary abnormalities or **vascular abnormalities, mainly including plaques, nevi and hemangiomas. Most birthmarks are found just after birth or within a few days of birth, while others become apparent only a few months after birth.

Birthmarks are caused by abnormal pigments or abnormal blood vessels, mainly including spots, moles and hemangiomas. Most birthmarks can be found at birth or within a few days after birth, and some become noticeable gradually after a few grades or months of birth.

It is recommended to use partial resection first, and then do rough and cracked removal, remove 10 skin grafts, and repair the rapid deficiency after half a year. Or use a dilator to treat Yanchang after it is larger.

Deputy Chief Physician of the Ninth People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine - Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Chen Jin'an.