What should I do if my baby has coffee spots on his face?

The skin on the baby's face is relatively delicate, and many times if they do not pay attention to some care in life, various spots will grow on their faces, such as coffee spots, which are actually a kind of birthmark. As a congenital disease, when it occurs in babies, it will naturally have some impact on them. The following will analyze in detail the reasons why coffee spots grow on babies' faces.

Café au lait spots are a type of birthmark and a common congenital disease. Most of them occur in newborn babies. From the pictures of newborn café au lait spots, we can see that this condition will have a great impact on the baby's appearance. If not treated in time, it may also affect the baby's daily life in the future. Experts from Jinan Huaxia Hospital said that there is no need to worry if babies have coffee spots, because there are good treatments for this condition in plastic surgery today, which can improve the condition of coffee spots in newborns. Café au lait spots often occur on the face, limbs, and trunk. There are also other parts of the body that are similar to the café au lait spots on the trunk. They will not disappear on their own, but will grow with the child.

Be sure to seek prompt treatment. From how to best treat coffee spots in newborns, we can also see that coffee spots are light brown in color, ranging from tan to dark brown, of varying sizes, round, oval or irregular in shape, with clear boundaries and smooth surfaces. Because its color resembles a mixture of coffee and milk, it is also called coffee stain. Many people will be distressed when they have coffee-topped spots on their skin, because patients know clearly that coffee-topped spots are a relatively complicated skin disease that must be treated in a timely manner. The consequences of missing the opportunity will be disastrous. Baby café au lait spots bring troubles to the whole family. Parents feel sorry for their children but don’t know what to do. Here are some methods for parents to treat café au lait spots. No laser, no surgery. The skin pigmentation treatment system replaces the previous methods of laser treatment for baby coffee spots and surgical skin grafting for baby coffee spots, and avoids the disadvantages of previous treatment methods such as laser and surgical skin grafting. After a large number of clinical treatments, it has been proven that this skin pigmentation treatment system is an advanced medical technology in the field of birthmark and mole removal to better eliminate such diseases. This exclusive technology is non-traumatic and leaves no scars after healing. It is suitable for all ages and seasons and can be treated at any time without affecting your life or study.

The therapeutic advantages of Accolade high-energy Q-converted alexandrite laser are that the treatment is gentle and comfortable. The laser is evenly distributed in a flat-cap style, acting on the skin in a gentler "face-to-face" manner. It is gentler than acid peels and will not cause pain like pulsed light. The treatment time is short and there are no side effects. When laser acts on the skin, the energy is gentle and will not cause damage or bleeding to the epidermis. There will only be a brief redness after treatment, and the treatment interval is only one week. It can remove spots and also has the effect of skin rejuvenation. It can shrink pores and remove fine hair, so that you can truly have pure and flawless skin.

When babies have coffee spots on their faces, the impact and harm they have on them is relatively large, because these coffee spots may continue to grow as the baby grows. Therefore, when parents discover this problem, they should know how to take effective treatment methods so that the skin can be restored to its original delicate state as soon as possible.