Instead of aggressive treatment in early childhood, babies with hemangiomas are closely followed to observe their changes. One result is that the hemangioma recedes on its own, but this is very uncommon. Another result is that not only will it not go away on its own, but it will also increase in size as the child’s body grows and continue to develop. In serious cases, it will ruin the appearance, cause dysfunction in the area where the tumor is located, or bleed more than once when the hemangioma is injured, or even cause secondary infections that will not heal over time. Therefore, the sooner a baby has a hemangioma, the better the treatment. Hemangioma is a very stubborn vascular malformation, which can be completely eliminated in 3-4 treatments, unless the hemangioma is only the size of a sesame seed, then it can be completely absorbed in one treatment. In professional hemangioma hospitals, babies can receive treatment at full term. For infant strawberry hemangioma, our hospital adopts “Dornier laser treatment”, which is less traumatic, quicker to recover, and leaves no scars after surgery.