What does a cinnabar nevus look like

As the name suggests, cinnabar nevus is red in color. In medicine, this is actually a lesion that occurs on the blood vessels. This type of cinnabar mole will become more and more common with age. In ancient times, cinnabar moles were called lucky moles. If you have this kind of mole in your province, you don’t need to worry too much. It will not cause harm to the human body. In life, if the cinnabar mole grows in the center of the forehead, it is also called a beauty mole.

What is a cinnabar nevus?

Vermillion nevus, also known as senile hemangioma, is a small red-purple raised vascular lesion on the skin. Cinnabar moles increase with age. In ancient times, cinnabar moles were a common feature of long-lived people, so they were also called "lucky moles." Vermilion nevus has no direct relationship with some chronic diseases of the elderly (hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia). It is limited to 2 to 3 mm in size and is a normal aging phenomenon. It can be ignored. If it is treated, it can be treated with laser or liquid nitrogen cryotherapy. Cinnabar nevus often occurs after middle age, and the lesions are mostly located in the upper body. When pressed, the color will change but it will not flatten, ulcerate or bleed, so it is considered one of the capillary lentigo.

2 What is a cinnabar nevus? A "nevus" is medically called a nevus cell or melanocytic nevus, which is a skin manifestation caused by an increase in melanocytes in the epidermis and dermis. Moles are congenital and can be red or black, and they remain unchanged throughout life. Red moles represent the essence of human qi and blood, so people with red moles are mostly auspicious. Cinnabar mole is a red mole.

3 What color is cinnabar mole? Cinnabar mole is red. Cinnabar mole is a small red mole on human skin. Red mole is the concentration of energy and blood in the human body, so people with red moles are mostly auspicious. Cinnabar mole is a red mole, but it has many ambiguities.

What does cinnabar mole represent?

1. Shougongsha

1. Introduction: It was common in ancient times to put a bright red mole on a girl's arm to verify her chastity. It was called "Shougongsha". People who do not understand the old principles think that "guarding the palace" means guarding that sacred place.

2. Origin: In fact, the "Gecko" is a kind of scorpion. It has a slightly flat body, a gray spine with millet-like protrusions, a white and yellow belly, a big mouth, a thick tongue, five toes on each of its four feet, and many wrinkles inside the toes. It is good at sucking other objects and can walk on straight walls. It is the common "gecko". According to ancient legend, geckos were raised in clay pots and fed cinnabar every day. When they had eaten about seven pounds of cinnabar, they would crush it and use it to apply on women's body parts. The bright red dot would remain there for life as long as there was no sexual intercourse, but would disappear without a trace if there was any sexual intercourse. However, it can only be used on unmarried women. It is absolutely ineffective on married women. This method was popularized in the Song Dynasty with the rise of Neo-Confucianism.

2. Auspicious mole

1. Introduction: Indian women must have a cinnabar mole on their foreheads. It was originally a blessing attire in Hinduism. It was dotted with cinnabar to protect the woman and her husband. It symbolizes eliminating disasters and avoiding evil, and turning misfortune into good fortune.

2. According to the traditional method, cinnabar, glutinous rice and rose petals should be mashed into a paste and applied between the eyebrows.

3. Characteristics: Female's is round, while male's is long. Nowadays, most Indian girls use boxed ones, which are stuck on the forehead when used. Not only are they convenient, but they also come in a variety of colors and shapes, and can be matched with clothes and jewelry of different colors.