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Infantile haemangioma under breast in a baby, looking for advice

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TheCleverReader · 13/07/2026 23:55

Has anyone had their infant diagnosed with an infantile hemangioma under their breast? Just looking for as much info as possible on treatment/advice/etc

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Thepossibility · 14/07/2026 07:11

I was born with a huge one on my face. They go away without treatment.

happysunr1se · 14/07/2026 07:35

My child had a nasal bridge hemangioma.

Although most hemangiomas go away by themselves, some dont.

My DD is under GOSH. She's 12 now and still not finished treatment. She had propranolol, rhinoplasty and pulsed dye laser. Next is fractional co2 laser.

WhyamIinahandcartandwherearewegoing · 14/07/2026 07:41

Ah my DD had them on back of hand, scalp and feet - all disappeared in a few months 👍

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Tiddlywinks63 · 14/07/2026 09:19

DD had one on her forehead, it disappeared before she was a year old.

TheCleverReader · 14/07/2026 09:40

Thanks all. My daughters is internally under her breast and they have said it is likely treatment will be needed (I’m assuming because of it being internally and where it is?) just wanted to be prepared for the next steps and if they may refer her to GOSH.

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