Will Mongolian spots grow more and more?

Many children will have Mongolian spots of various shapes on their buttocks soon after they are born, and the color is relatively dark. Some children are already one or two years old, but still have these Mongolian spots on their buttocks. Many inexperienced mothers are very worried that these Mongolian spots on their children will grow more and more. Will the Mongolian spots on children's buttocks grow more and more?

Mongolian spots are a common congenital pigmentation spot in yellow babies. They usually appear on the baby's waist or buttocks, but they can also grow in other parts of the body. It is a phenomenon caused by pigment cells mistakenly staying in the dermis rather than the epidermis during culture. Therefore, Mongolian spots are present in babies at birth. According to the cause of Mongolian spots, it also has a scientific name called dermal melanosis. Mongolian spots are also a type of birthmark we often think of. Because melanin is located deeper in the dermis, under the Tyndall effect of light, the yurt will appear a special gray-green or blue color.

Generally speaking, Mongolian spots will not cause people to feel uncomfortable, and the location where they grow is relatively hidden. They will not have a greater impact on people, and may even gradually disappear as the baby grows. There is no need to treat Mongolian spots. According to the experience of many people, Mongolian spots will gradually fade and disappear slowly when the baby is 5 to 7 years old without leaving any traces. However, there are a few people whose Mongolian spots will continue into adulthood and even gradually expand.

So far, no cases of worsening of the disease have been found, so if parents find that their child's waist or hips are hurt, there is no need to worry. It will not have any impact on the child and will gradually disappear with age.