There is a red birthmark on the baby's forehead, treat it as soon as possible

If a baby has a birthmark, it is very likely that there is something abnormal with the baby's skin. For a birthmark on the forehead, it will affect the baby's appearance in the future. Therefore, parents need to pay special attention to the birthmarks on their children. In order to enable the baby to grow better, parents should understand the reasons for the red birthmark on the baby's forehead and then deal with it properly.

1. In the past, due to confusion in traditional classification, hemangiomas and vascular malformations were confused. Some people believed that the red birthmarks on the baby's face could disappear on their own. In fact, this is inaccurate. Only neonatal nevus can disappear, while red birthmarks such as port-wine stains and strawberry hemangiomas will not disappear on their own.

2. The bright red birthmark will become darker in color and larger in area as the child grows older. The darker the color, the deeper the location of the abnormal blood vessel, and the more difficult it is to treat. Small strawberry hemangiomas may regress, but those that grow quickly and are large in size will not regress on their own and may develop into mixed hemangiomas, making treatment more difficult. They are prone to rupture and bleed during the growth or degeneration process, causing the risk of infection. Therefore, experts recommend early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment of red birthmarks on babies’ faces.

3. For babies with bright red birthmarks, parents should first take their babies to a regular hospital for relevant treatment, and then follow the doctor's advice and receive treatment in a regular hospital. Nowadays, hospitals usually use dual-wavelength (Cynergy) laser vascular disease technology. This technology is non-traumatic, painless, leaves no scars after healing, and can be treated and left at the same time. It is the most advanced treatment technology currently. Experts will decide the best treatment plan based on the patient's condition.