Patient's question:
My child is not yet one year old. He was six months old when he was diagnosed with a hemangioma behind the ear. Currently, he is seeking medical treatment everywhere. I would like to ask you, how is an infant's hemangioma behind the ear treated? Do you have any suggestions or methods?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, hemangiomas in children, especially infants, are congenital. They usually resolve or fade before the age of 18. If not, it is recommended that the dermatology clinic consider comprehensive treatments such as medication or laser surgery. For specific cases, it is best to consult with the dermatology clinic to develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to individual circumstances. Your child is still very young, so I suggest waiting for a while to see how things develop.