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My child has a hemangioma on his face and my pediatrician has advised me to leave it alone. Should I seek another opinion?

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My child has a hemangioma on his face and my pediatrician has advised me to leave it alone. Should I seek another opinion?

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We believe that all hemangiomas of the face or neck should be seen by a specialty vascular anomalies team. Visible facial hemangiomas should be carefully followed and in many cases treated. Early aggressive treatment of segmental hemangiomas can prevent complications and avert years of reconstructive surgery if done early.

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