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The birthmark in question likely has very deep pigment, and as such, lasers would not be very effective. Surgical excision is really your main option at the present time.
Consult a dermatological surgeon or a plastics. This type of birthmark will only be completely removed using surgical methods, laser will have little impact on this. All the best, Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
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You have a linear epidermal nevus. I'd advise either surgical excision and suturing of the lesion, possibly in stages, or shave excision, and electrosurgery of the base. Best to chat with your dermatologist about the best option for you.