Will the blue birthmark be removed

Blue birthmark is also a common skin manifestation. Birthmarks are congenital and generally will not affect physical health. However, if they appear on exposed skin, they will often affect the appearance. If they have affected people's psychology, they can be removed through certain methods. There are many methods, such as laser treatment, surgical treatment, etc. are relatively common.

Will the blue birthmark be removed?

Theoretically, birthmarks can be removed, but it depends on the location, area, and color of the birthmark.

It is important to understand the nature of birthmarks. Generally speaking, red and black birthmarks are easy to remove, but blue birthmarks are not easy to remove (it is very likely that the pigment is not only in the epidermis, but also in the subcutaneous flesh, and it may spread rapidly).

The size, shape and location of the birthmark are also important. Generally, birthmarks on delicate skin are difficult to remove (such as facial skin), and scars are difficult to heal. It is difficult to find parts of the body with equally delicate skin for skin grafting. If the area is small, skin grafting is not necessary. If the area is large, there are other technologies besides skin grafting, called skin flaps. The operation takes a long time, and no matter what technology is used, scars cannot be avoided.

How are birthmarks formed?

Every parent hopes that their baby is healthy, beautiful and cute, and does not want the baby to be born with any birthmarks. However, the incidence of birthmarks in newborn babies is about 10%. So how are birthmarks formed? There are four main factors:

1. Environmental pollution. When the human body is stimulated by the polluted external environment, it will show different manifestations, and birthmarks are one of them.

2. Living environment. Due to certain bad problems in personal lifestyle, such as long-term irregular eating, irregular personal life and excessive eating and drinking, it is possible that certain conditions may stimulate the body and form birthmarks.

3. Genetic factors. Some biologists believe that chromosomal mutations during human evolution are then reflected in human skin through inheritance, forming birthmarks.

4. Malnutrition. Due to the severe deficiency of trace elements such as zinc, copper, calcium, magnesium and phenylalanine and tyrosine in human serum, the biochemical process of pigment synthesis is affected, resulting in an abnormal increase in pigment cells, which gradually spread to the epidermis through nerve transmission, forming birthmarks.