Patient's question:
My baby is three months old, and recently I noticed a patch of red skin on her face, which doesn't seem like infantile eczema. After checking with the pediatrician, I learned she has a hemangioma. Could you please ask the doctor which hospital is the best to treat facial hemangiomas in infants?Doctor's answer:
A hemangioma is a benign lesion. Small hemangiomas have little impact on human health and do not require special treatment. Regular reviews are necessary. If the hemangioma is relatively large and affects its appearance, it is recommended to consult the vascular department of a major hospital. If necessary, surgical treatment should be performed for the hemangioma, as drug treatment for hemangiomas is generally ineffective. Choose to be treated in the vascular department of a local major hospital with Grade 3A accreditation.