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Cruel trolls accuse mum of being a 'monster' for lasering port-wine stain birthmark on her baby's face - but she says 'it's far from what they think'

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Cruel trolls accuse mum of being a 'monster' for lasering port-wine stain birthmark on her baby's face - but she says 'it's far from what they think'

An Aussie mum has revealed she was called a 'monster' by cruel trolls for choosing to laser off her baby's facial birthmark - but claims she did it to help her child.

Stay-at-home mum Brooke Atkins, 33, from Gold Coast, welcomed her second child, a baby boy named Kingsley six months ago.

But soon after he was born, Brooke and her partner Kewene Wallace, 27, noticed a large 'port wine' mark covering half of his face.

An Aussie mum has revealed she was called a 'monster' by cruel trolls for choosing to laser off her baby's facial birthmark - but claims she did it to help her child

Port-wine stain birthmarks are usually harmless, but if on the face – particularly over the eye - they can be linked to glaucoma and Sturge Weber Syndrome.

Birth mark can cause can cause seizures and other disabilities while glaucoma which can cause blindness.Kingsley is pictured after the laser treatmetn

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