Gina Heslop
This baby is very special because of the mark on her face. Every child is unique, but sometimes some children have special marks on their bodies that we rarely see. This is Luna Tavares-Fenner, who surprised not only her family but also the doctors.
She has a mark on her face that resembles Batman’s mark. Her photo has gone viral on social media. Although this sign accompanied her during birth, it could be eliminated by technology.
This is a 3-year-old girl who has a special mark on her face. Her health condition is very good and this sign does not affect her health. This is called a congenital melanocytic nevus. This condition does not come from a cancerous disease, but only from cells that produce melanocytes.
This sign can appear at birth, or after it.
When the doctors saw Luna, they were surprised by the mark on her face. Even her mother did not expect that her daughter would have a mark on her face that looks like the mask of the hero Batman. This made her daughter look even more beautiful. Now, this sign has returned to a normal state for Luna and her family has gotten used to it.
Initially, her mother and father thought their daughter would have a serious health problem. But this is not such a rare case. Many other children are born with such marks in different parts of the body, which can accompany them all their lives.
After the doctors’ tests, Luna’s parents were reassured that their daughter was healthy. However, doctors associate this condition with a sign of possible occurrence of skin cancer in the coming years.
Doctors proposed to remove the mark with surgery, which was expensive. The parents wanted to make their daughter feel good and protect her from being bullied by other children at school. After posting their daughter’s photo on social media, surgeon Pavel Borisovich Popov contacted the parents and told them about a treatment that would be useful for Luna’s case.
After many struggles, they went to Russia to do the necessary operations, which were completed successfully.
After cosmetic surgery, the risk of skin cancer has decreased and Luna now feels even better. Lune’s doctor and family were pleased with the results.
