Patient's question:
The child of my brother is only four years old. There's something strange growing on their face, turning red. The local skin temperature is lower than the surrounding normal skin. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said they suffer from a vascular malformation. The child is so young and has already contracted such a disease, and it's unknown what the cause is. We've been quite careful with their daily life, but it's truly distressing.Doctor's answer:
Angiomas are a benign disease that typically grows slowly, is not life-threatening, and will never become cancerous. Therefore, except for arteriovenous malformations that require timely endovascular intervention, for most patients, there is no specific treatment method for angiomas. The choice of treatment should be based on the symptoms and causes of the patient with angiomas to implement effective treatment. It is recommended to adopt minimally invasive treatments such as local anesthesia with bleomycin, photodynamic laser irradiation, and electrochemical therapy.