What is a hairy birthmark called? What are the different types of hairy birthmarks?

Birthmarks are a type of colored nevus that is locally darkened, rough or even raised on the surface, and has stiff short hairs. Most may be autosomal dominant or may be associated with UV exposure.

1.Genetic factors This sock punch is widely recognized as an important factor in the formation of birthmarks, and this factor is unavoidable.

2.Beware of raw and cold foods and hormone-containing foods First of all, pregnant women should pay attention to the daily adequate supplementation of zinc, calcium and other trace elements. Research shows that pregnant women are pregnant.

The birthmark is brought out from the mother's womb, and it will grow hair when it grows up slowly.

Everyone has hairs on their bodies, and every pore grows.

Birthmarks generally fall into two main categories.

One is a pigmented birthmark. There are Ota nevi, coffee spots, hair epidermal nevus, black hair nevus, animal skin nevus, etc.

The second is vascular birthmarks. There are bright red spots and nevi, strawberry-like hemangiomas, etc.

There are nine main types of birthmarks, including Mongolian spots, coffee spots, Ota nevi, pigmented nevi, hair nevi, sebaceous nevus, capillary hemangiomas, cavernous hemangiomas, and bright red nevi. The surrounding tissues are damaged, the birthmark will grow with the growth of the person, and the area will gradually expand to compress the surrounding normal tissues, affecting the function of normal tissues, and some birthmarks will also cause muscle atrophy due to poor blood circulation, and in severe cases, it can lead to disability, etc., and affect the appearance.

According to different clinical manifestations, different ** needs to be carried out, and patients need to be prepared by professional doctors according to their own conditions, and cannot blindly seek medical treatment. Good luck soon**.

There are nine main types of birthmarks, including Mongolian spots, café au lait spots, Ota nevi, pigmented nevi, hair nevi, sebaceous nevus, capillary hemangiomas, cavernous hemangiomas, and bright red nevi (wine spots). Orange-red spots (or salmon red spots). About 1 in 3 newborns will have this birthmark.

It is a small, reddish patch that is usually laid flat on the **. It usually appears on the back of the neck, between the eyes, on the forehead, and on the eyelids. As your child grows, most of them fade away.

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. 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. Cavernous hemangioma.

It's like a light blue spongy tissue filled with blood. It usually appears under the skin of the head or neck, and if it grows deeper, the ** covered on it will look nothing unusual and will disappear before puberty. The above birthmarks are generally not needed, but the following types of birthmarks should be especially careful:

Dark red spots (wine stains). When first born, this erythema is peach-colored, but as you age, it becomes darker and darker, turning into a lilac. Mostly on the face and neck, and the area is relatively large, dark red spots are caused by telangiectasia, most of them will become larger, and if they grow on the eyelids, it will increase the risk of glaucoma.

Required**. Coffee au lait 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. It gets bigger and darker with age, and generally doesn't cause health problems. If there are several birthmarks larger than a coin at the same time, it is likely to be related to neurofibromas, so consult your doctor immediately.

Congenital nevus. About 1% of newborns develop this type of nevus. It has an irregular shape, with small ones about 2 cm 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**. There are many types of birthmarks. There are two ways to remove a birthmark, one is surgical and the other is non-surgical.

Surgery usually removes hemangiomas or nevi melanomas. Non-surgical e.g. lasers are generally Ota nevi, coffee spots, bright red spots, etc. The effect of each birthmark** is different, and you had better come to the hospital to see the specific situation.

The plastic surgery hospital of the medical school in Weifang has mature birthmark technology and good results.

Birthmark hair needs to be carefully observed for the shape of the birthmark area, if it is just a simple pigment change, it is normal to have long hair on it. **There are many hair follicles distributed on the surface itself, and various hairs will grow at the mouth of the hair follicle, which is normal and do not need to be too worried. If the birthmark is a protruding hypertrophic change, the surface touch texture is different from the normal**, and the hair on it is black and dense, considering that it may be a skin nevus, which is formed by genetic factors, and can be congenital or gradually expanded.

If it is a birthmark formed by a simple pigment change, you can choose to do it according to the specific birthmark shape and color**. For red birthmarks, you can choose to use the Fitton 540 laser or Q532 laser, for black birthmarks, you can choose to use the Fitton 570 laser or Q1064 laser, and for animal skin nevi, you can choose to use surgical excision or skin grafting.