Gold cannot be removed. The birthmark, also known as the Mongolian spots, is a congenital leather melanocytes. Because the baby is born, it is also known as a mole. The melanocytes can be seen in the tangentomy in the deep dermis, so it is also called dermal melanin disease. Mongolian spots can occur in any part of the body, and are more common in the lumbosacral region and hips. Because melanin particles are located in a deeper part, under the effect of light, it is special gray -green or blue. As the baby grows, the color of the Mongolian spots gradually fade or disappear, and there is no harm to the body, and it does not cause special treatment.
Gold cannot be removed. The birthmark, also known as the Mongolian spots, is a congenital leather melanocytes. Because the baby is born, it is also known as a mole. The melanocytes can be seen in the tangentomy in the deep dermis, so it is also called dermal melanin disease. Mongolian spots can occur in any part of the body, and are more common in the lumbosacral region and hips. Because melanin particles are located in a deeper part, under the effect of light, it is special gray -green or blue. As the baby grows, the color of the Mongolian spots gradually fade or disappear, and there is no harm to the body, and it does not cause special treatment.
Yes, it is worth a try. I opened a birthmark on my arm and rubbed back and forth with gold. After 2 days, the color became obviously lightened.