Port wine stain on baby's head

Every child is a lovely little angel, born with the love and expectation of his parents. However, not every child is born with fair skin. Some children may be born with some port-wine stains on their face or head. Parents should pay attention. If a port-wine stain grows on the head, it must be treated in time, otherwise it may affect the child's brain development. If left untreated, port-wine stains may grow larger as you age.

We know that port-wine stain, as one of the most common skin diseases in newborns, scares many parents. This skin disease affects babies differently depending on where it develops, and the area of ​​the PWS tends to get larger as people age. Therefore, this is a very annoying disease, and therefore, appropriate measures need to be taken to remove this part of the skin.

Babies are all very cute in our eyes, but if they have port-wine stains on their heads, they won’t look so cute. Moreover, if this skin disease is not treated in time, there is a risk of spreading. The port-wine stain on the head is likely to affect the child's brain. Therefore, it can be seen that the port-wine stain on the head must be treated in time.

The cause of port-wine stains is very simple. It is mainly the result of abnormal proliferation of capillaries during embryo formation. Moreover, port-wine stains are very harmful to our body. If this skin disease is not treated at the right time, it will worsen. Port-wine stains on the head are more harmful to the human body. In the later stages of port-wine stains, the area will continue to expand, and the port-wine stains on the head are likely to connect with the blood vessels in the brain, which may lead to various brain diseases.

Generally speaking, the treatments for port-wine stains include laser therapy and cutting therapy. How to choose between these two methods depends on the location of the lesion. Generally speaking, large-area port-wine stains require surgical removal of this part of the skin, while small lesions can be treated with laser. Laser therapy is a good method that can use high temperature to destroy excess capillaries, but this method may leave scars on the skin. It can also be known that the scars left after treatment of port-wine stains on the head can be covered by the child's growing hair, so port-wine stains on the head are generally treated with laser.

We all know that supplementing the body with protein is good for our skin, so after physical therapy, we must pay attention to supplementing the body with protein, such as eating more fish and meat. However, parents whose children have port-wine stains do not need to panic, because this skin disease is very common among newborns. If you treat this disease with a normal mind, I believe every child can recover.