Luna Fenn, a girl from the USA nicknamed the 'Batman child' due to a…
Luna Fenn, a girl from the USA nicknamed the 'Batman child' due to a congenital birthmark on her face, has already started dancing after her final operation in St. Petersburg.
Consensus
- Luna Fenners is a girl from the United States with a congenital melanocytic nevus that gave her the appearance of a 'Batman mask'.
- She underwent her final surgery in Saint Petersburg on July 22.
- The surgery involved removal of residual nevus tissue, scars, and reconstructive plastic surgery.
- Her mother, Carol, shared a video of her dancing after the operation on social media.
- The child appeared happy and joyful in the video.
- The operation was conducted at a clinic in Saint Petersburg.
- The procedure was reported to have gone as planned.
Points of divergence
- Luna Fenners had a previous laser removal of the nevus in 2021 by surgeon Pavel Popov in Krasnodar, and additional surgeries were conducted in 2024 and 2025, with at least two more years of treatment expected. — vm
- The first procedure was performed using photodynamic therapy with a laser under local anesthesia in Krasnodar, followed by two additional surgeries in Saint Petersburg. The team removed scars from the forehead, nose, cheeks, and three tissue expanders. — m24
- American doctors recommended 80 operations to remove the nevus, which was deemed too taxing for a child’s body. — m24
- The 2025 operation was expected to require at least two more years of treatment. — vm
- The treating physician, Olga Filipova, stated that the team removed alopecia in the parietal area, remaining scars on the forehead and eyelids, residual nevus, and coarse scars from the central face. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Girl in 'Batman Mask' Started Dancing After Final Operation in St. Petersburg — Вечерняя Москва
- Girl from the USA in a "Batman mask" began dancing after surgery in St. Petersburg — Москва 24