Patient's question:
Not noticeable at birth, now it is 3.3 cm long, 1.8 cm wide, deep red, with protrusionsDoctor's answer:
There are many types of infantile hemangiomas. They occur in various locations. Targeted treatment methods and plans are available based on different age groups, locations, types, and growth patterns. Since infantile hemangiomas undergo a process of growth, dormancy, and regression, it is recommended that parents do not overworry and can wait for the hemangioma to develop, observe it closely, prevent the infant from scratching, and avoid infection.