Patient's question:
The baby has had very noticeable telangiectasias on their face since birth, and they haven't disappeared even after a month. We consulted a doctor, who said it's due to hormonal changes and should gradually fade away. However, since they haven't disappeared after so long, we are still very concerned. What should we do if the infant's telangiectasias are caused by hormonal reasons?Doctor's answer:
To pay attention to is that the hygiene of the baby's skin must be well taken care of. Use warm water to wash the baby's face every day. The towels used for washing should be soft and always keep the face and towels clean. You can use baby appropriately when washing to remove excessive facial oil. For mild symptoms, treatment is generally not required, and it can heal on its own within a few weeks. For more severe symptoms, it is necessary to go to the hospital for follow-up treatment to receive anti-inflammatory and anti-infection treatment.