After parents took their babies to treat hemangioma, they thought they would "recover" immediately. In fact, there are still many precautions for treating hemangioma through laser treatment.
First of all, if blisters are produced, it is generally not advisable to wipe the blister skin. Small bubbles will recover by themselves. Large bubbles can be pricked with a cotton swab and use a cotton swab to drive out the capsule liquid. Apply the above medicines externally during the period. Do not dip in water. If scabs are formed after the operation, scratching is prohibited, and wait until the scabs fall off naturally.
If the baby has a large tumor and has more lasers, there may be decolorization or color depression in the short term, and it can generally recover by itself. During this period, try to avoid direct sunlight;
Laser treatment of hemangiomas generally does not leave scars, and local redness, purpura or blisters will appear to be formed 1-3 days after treatment.
Fusidic acid ointment is applied externally for 3-5 days (3/day) to prevent infection, and the growth factor gel is applied externally for 1 week (2/day) to prevent infection. It is prohibited to be wet during this period;
laser treatment is a course of treatment, and if the condition changes, follow-up visits are available at any time.
After laser treatment, parents still need to pay attention to the above matters. If the baby feels discomfort, please contact the doctor in time.
