Patient's question:
The newborn is just 20 days old. There are small, non-protruding red hemangiomas between the eyes on the bridge of the nose, one large and one small. They have already been diagnosed by a local doctor. They weren't very noticeable at birth, so treatment wasn't sought at that time. Now, they seem to be becoming more obvious.Doctor's answer:
Hello, generally, local drug (urea) injection can cure it. Urea is a normal metabolite of the human body, with few side effects and the safest. Moreover, the earlier the treatment, the better. It is recommended not to use surgery, cryotherapy, isotopes, hormones, lasers, etc., to avoid adverse consequences. It is advisable to seek medical attention as soon as possible to determine the type of hemangioma and receive timely and appropriate treatment.