Successful treatment of eyebrow intradermal nevi by shearing combined with electrocautery and curettage: Two case reports

Figure 1 35-year-old male with an eyebrow intradermal nevus. A: Before treatment, the lesion, which was located on the left brow arch, was a 13 mm round nodule with hair growth and a grey-brown appearance; B: Immediately after the surgery, there was a depressed wound on the left eyebrow arch with a dark brown scab attached, measuring approximately 10 mm; C: Thirteen months after the surgery, a light red macule measuring approximately 3 mm was observed at the site of the original skin lesion. There were no signs of depression or hypertrophic scarring, and the eyebrow was still intact; D: Under the microscope, the nevus cells in the dermis were arranged in a solid mass structure and were round, polygonal, spindle-shaped, or dendritic. The nuclei were vesicular and contained a few melanin granules.