Mom Panics After Seeing Newborn’s Body Is 80% Covered In Bloody Dots – Then She Hears The Diagnosis

Mom Panics After Seeing Newborn’s Body Is 80% Covered In Bloody Dots – Then She Hears The Diagnosis

When Dylan Little was born with moles covering 80 percent of his tiny body, his parents Kara and Nikki panicked. Their greatest concern was to protect their son from the moles developing into a deadly skin cancer, a strong possibility if they didn’t get him the proper surgery to remove the crimson marks.

Dylan Little Was Born With A Rare Condition Called Giant Congenital Melanocytic Nevus

Doctors diagnosed their son with the rare condition known as giant Congenital Melanocytic Nevus, which affects one out of 20,000 people in the world.

Nearly 80 Percent Of His Body Was Covered With Crimson Colored Birthmarks

Dylan would have to undergo 26 painful surgeries in order to remove the large mole on his back and the smaller ones covering his body.

His Parents Greatest Concern Was Preventing Him From Developing Skin Cancer

His loving parents did whatever they could to keep their brave boy safe, including protecting him from nasty comments from strangers who didn’t understand his condition.

Because The Mole On His Back Was So Large, Skin Grafts Were Necessary