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Blue Nevi - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment options for Fast Cure and Get Rid of Blue Nevi's Completely.

Definition:

It is a dark blue - black nevus covered by smooth skin and with minimal or without melanin pigmentation. Amelanotic cellular blue nevus is a cellular blue nevus. Blue nevi are solitary papules 2 mm to 1 cm in diameter or, less commonly, plaques, with a bluish color.

Blue nevi are histologically similar to the Mongolian patch, commonly seen over the sacrum of Asian or African-American children. Blue rubber bleb nevus syndrome (BRBNS) is a rare disorder characterized by hemangiomas of the skin and gastrointestinal (GI) tract. Also called Jadassohn-Tièche nevus.

The blue nevus, a benign, usually solitary lesion, represents a localized proliferation of dermal melanocytes. They vary greatly in appearance.  They can be flat, elevated, smooth, rough, polyp-like, or sessile.

Causes of Blue Nevi:

The most possible causes of blue nevi are as:-

  • Blue nevi is most common in winter seasons.
  • Melanoma is more likely to be caused by intense exposure to sunlight in early life.
  • Moles are the main cause in the formation of blue nevi.
  • UVB is also the main cause of blue nevi, which affects the outer skin layers. UVB is most intense at midday when sunlight is brightest.
  • The occurance of varicose veins increases the chances in the formation of blue nevi.
  • Certain medications may lead to blue nevi.
  • Even small amounts of UV radiation trigger process leading to skin wrinkles.
  • Long-term repetitive and cumulative exposure to sunlight appears to be responsible for the vast majority of undesirable consequences of aging skin, including basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas.
  • UVA penetrates more deeply and efficiently - However, UVA's intensity also tends to be less variable both during the day and throughout the year as it varies for UVB's.
  • Bulging veins may lead to the production of Blue Nevi.
  • Raynaud's Phenomenon - causes blueness usually of hands, fingers or feet.

Symptoms for Blue Nevi:

The possible symptoms of blue nevi are as:-

  • Skin colour get changed usually brown, black, bluish, or blue-gray.
  • Skin lumps may be seen during blue nevi.
  • Skin lesion may occur in the affected area.
  • The cyanosis, dark skin, purple skin, or skin color changes are also seen in blue nevi.

Treatments of Blue Nevi:

Some effective treatments for blue nevi are as:-

  • Medical Care: Cosmetic camouflage makeup can minimize the disfiguring facial pigmentation resulting from Blue Nevi.
  • Laser Surgery: Pulsed Q-switched laser surgery is a very effective treatment for nevi of Ota and Ito, and it works via selective photothermal and photomechanical destruction of dermal melanocytes and melanophages.
  • Cryotherapy: Cryotherapy is also very effective in the eradication of damaged part of the skin.
  • Microsurgery: Microsurgery, is beneficial in acute cases of blue nevi.
  • Dermabrasion: It can be used as alone or combined with other modalities, such as carbon dioxide snow, autologous epithelial grafting.
  • Sequential dry ice epidermal peeling is also suitable for the treatment of blue nevi.
  • Consultations: Ophthalmologist - For nevus of Ota, which may be associated with a higher incidence of ocular disease.
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