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Birthmarks nevi congenital
Birthmarks nevi congenital are found mostly in newborn babies. Birthmark nevi congenital as the name suggests are inborn moles that develop even during second and sixth month of gestation. The growth of birthmark nevi congenital can be hereditary or influenced by genes of the parents. The birthmark nevi congenital vary in size; some are small and some are big that occupy a large portion of the skin. It may come in coarse texture and with hairs on it. The familial influence in the growth of birthmark nevi congenital may be considered high risks and could lead to melanoma in the future.
The birthmark nevi congenital could appear in different colors such as brown or black and could occur anywhere on the exposed and least exposed areas of the body. One of the most common types of birthmark nevi congenital is a hemangioma. This is a harmless from of birthmark as a result of a collection of blood vessels. Some birthmarks are annoying and usually have a cosmetic significance because they are usually found in the obvious parts of the body such as the face, hands and legs. Some birthmark nevi congenital are just temporary and they will disappear from the skin after some periods of time.
For babies who have unusual birthmark nevi congenital the baby should be under a tight pediatric care to monitor any changes in these growths. If there is a rapid growth of enlargement in the birthmark nevi congenital the doctor will remove the skin growth to avoid skin cancer. Congenital moles cause most of the melanoma that occur mostly in older people but it was found out that new born babies are no exemption.
While birthmark nevi congenital linger in the skin as it looks harmless, it is always a good idea to monitor these growths if they changed in size, color, border, appearance and shape. There should be a way to distinguish these symptoms and that is by the famous ABCD rule. The birthmark nevi congenital pigmentations that do not have even color, have rough border, irregular shape and larger than 6 mm are dangerous. These signs should be constantly monitored and require removal as soon as possible to stop the growth of cancer cells. Depending on the anatomic location of the moles, suspicious birthmark nevi congenital should be distinguished pathologically through a skin biopsy to confirm the presence of cancerous cells.
Treatment for birthmark nevi congenital can be done by surgery or laser treatment however the treatment depends on size of the lesion, the location and the risks of scarring should be considered as well. The risk of malignant melanoma can be eliminated only after removal of these moles. The person should discuss what removal option is best for her condition. Prevention of birthmark nevi congenital is urged by avoiding too much exposure to the natural UV radiation in the sun. Anti sun protection is encouraged and these include wearing proper clothing, sunglasses, hat with a broad brim and most especially applying sunscreens with a sun protection factor 15 or more. Artificial UV radiation from tanning beds should also be avoided.
