YES, it's possible to remove EYEBROW tattoos. LASER technology works well. SEEK an experienced professional. DON'T attempt at home. CONSIDER potential risks.. Numbed skin may be swollen or red.. 

Your description of the symptoms leads me to believe that your mother has a skin condition called eczema. Eczema is characterized by the appearance of red, itchy patches on the skin. It can be caused or aggravated by certain substances or environmental factors. To alleviate the symptoms, it is necessary to maintain the skin's hydration and avoid irritants. Using mild soaps and wearing comfortable, breathable clothes can also be helpful.

Vitiligo patients can have­ ticks. These tiny bugs latch onto skin, causing issues. Ticks pre­fer warm, moist spots like back, neck, hair. The­y may lead to itching, redness, rash. To avoid ticks: we­ar protective clothes outdoors, use­ bug repellent. If you find a tick, re­move it carefully using twee­zers.

To avoid blade cut marks, a new wound should be kept clean and properly covered to minimize scars. When healed, apply scar treatment cream or silicon gel sheets regularly to reduce the appearance of scars. Do not expose the scar to sunlight because the UV rays darken it. For more severe or prominent scars it is necessary to refer them to the dermatologist for professional treatments such as laser therapy and microdermabrasion. For the situations with deep scarring, sometimes a cosmetic revisional surgery might be an option but it is always best to seek advice from a dermatologist on individual basis.

A birthmark that grows is calle­d congenital nevus. Most are harmle­ss, but removal could help if it bothers your child or risks be­coming melanoma (cancer). Talk to a dermatologist. If re­moval is best, they'll do it carefully to minimize­ any left cells that could maybe be­come cancerous. Watch for changes. Follow the doctor's advice­.