Strawberry-mark


noun
1.
a small, reddish, slightly raised birthmark.
strawberry mark
noun
1.
a soft raised swelling on the skin, often red, appearing in the weeks after birth. Most will shrink and disappear without treatment Technical name haemangioma simplex Also called strawberry

strawberry mark straw·ber·ry mark (strô’běr’ē)
n.
A raised, shiny, red nevus or birthmark, occurring usually on the face or scalp and resembling a strawberry. Also called strawberry nevus.

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