Patient's question:
After the child was born, there was a purple thing on the right upper forehead. At first, we thought it was a birthmark, but the doctor said it was a hemangioma. It needs treatment, but the hospitals here are a bit backward. How is the hemangioma on the right upper forehead treated?Doctor's answer:
There is a purple thing on the right temple, checking for a hemangioma. It is considered a relatively serious condition, not only severely affecting appearance but also potentially leading to bleeding if left untreated. Therefore, it is not conducive to health. For hemangiomas, medication can be used conservatively first. If the effect is not good after the age of three, laser treatment is recommended to remove the hemangioma.