Patient's question:
My friend just had a baby, and it's only been three months. But I heard from him that his child has developed something called a hemangioma on their face. It sounds really scary. I don't know what this is, and I want to ask the doctor. How should a three-month-old baby be treated for a hemangioma on their face?Doctor's answer:
Hemangiomas are usually benign and do not require treatment. Currently, the child is only 3 months old. We can wait and see first. If it does not cause significant impact, we may not need to address it. If it affects appearance, we can consider surgical removal. It is best to recommend that the surgery be performed after the child is over one year old, rather than excision. The child is still very young, so I suggest we wait a little longer to see. It is recommended to seek medical attention at a good hospital, as all reputable hospitals are excellent.