Definition
- Benign vascular skin lesion
- Variant of capillary
Clinical
- Strawberry Naevus
- Flat lesion
- Elevated & protruding
- 3% of newborn
- 80% solitary
- Initially appears in neonate:
- Phases
- Rapid growth phase
- Several months
- Arrest
- By about 5 months of age
- Regression
- Over years
- The most rapid phase of involution is seen between 1–4 years and approximately 50% of lesions involute by 5 years, 70% by 7 years, and 90% by 9 years of age.
- Rapid growth phase
- Phases
Histology
- Proliferating phase
- Numerous capillaries with plump endothelial cells
- Regression phase
Management
- Regression can be sped up with Propranolol

