Blood vessels
(Telangiectasias)
Fungal infections of
skin, nail, and hair
Port Wine Stain
Port Wine Stain or nevus flammeus is a type of vascular birthmark known as a capillary malformation. It is present at birth and persists through life. It occurs most commonly on the face. A port wine stain may uncommonly be a part of an underlying syndrome or commonly is an isolated occurrence. One treatment option includes the Pulsed Dye Laser.