Nevus cherry
Explore your chest,
face, neck, arms and back looking for moles as they appear in the picture.
Nevus cherry are
small dilation of blood vessels. They are flat, round, red and
not greater than 2 mm. Usually they are more common in fair-skinned people,
appear as advances in age and do not imply any health risk unless they present
changes in shape, relief or diameter.
If Nevus cherry are
on your face, it may be caused by overexposure to the sun without sunscreen. If
they are too many and suddenly appear on your skin, you might have a problem
with your liver and your diet, so it is advisable to go to the doctor to check
on them.
Sometimes ruby moles or nevus cherry appear during pregnancy because
of hormonal changes, but disappear after giving birth. Etiology or origin can
be hereditary. If for some reason you want to eliminate them, you can do it
by laser but its cost is extremely high.
Thanks for visiting and sharing my blog. Cynthia R.
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