Hello,
I understand your concern, especially since this lesion has been present since birth and you are noticing changes now.
Based on the image and your history, this lesion appears suggestive of a sebaceous nevus / epidermal nevus, which is usually congenital and can slowly change in texture or thickness over time. In adulthood, any recent increase in size, surface change, itching, or bleeding should always be evaluated carefully.
A definitive diagnosis cannot be made from photographs alone and requires proper clinical examination.
Homoeopathic treatment, when individualized after detailed case-taking, may help in controlling further progression, reducing associated symptoms, and improving skin health, depending on the person’s constitution and lesion characteristics.
I would recommend a detailed online consultation so that your complete medical history can be assessed and the most suitable treatment plan can be advised.
Take care.
Next Steps
Since this condition has been present since birth and is now changing, a proper case evaluation is important. You may consult me online for guidance and treatment options.
Health Tips
Please seek medical evaluation if you notice any of the following:
• Rapid increase in size
• Change in color or surface
• Bleeding, ulceration, or discharge
• Persistent itching or pain
Avoid scratching, picking, or repeatedly traumatizing the area while combing or shaving, as this can cause irritation or infection.