Patient's question:
The baby is 9 and a half months old. When she was 7 months old, a pimple similar to an insect bite appeared on her right cheek again, which hasn't gone away for two months. She was taken to the dermatology department of the hospital, where the doctor said it was a spider angioma and needed to be removed with laser treatment. She wants to consult about how to treat spider angiomas.Doctor's answer:
I saw your description. Spider angiomas are formed by the expansion of local capillaries. The treatment methods for spider angiomas are commonly laser therapy, cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, or microwave therapy. These treatment methods have relatively high cure rates, and the outcomes are generally good. After treatment, it is important to avoid contact with water to prevent infection. At home, always monitor the baby's condition. Generally, there should be no problems after treatment.