Polyps on the liver that are relatively small and less than one centimeter in diameter may not need to be treated, but they need to be followed up and reviewed regularly. If there is a sudden increase in size or other abnormalities, surgery can be performed to remove the polyp, and if there is no abnormal change, it can be reviewed every six months or once a year. If the polyps are larger in size and have a diameter of more than one centimeter, they need to be removed in a timely manner and sent for pathological examination to see if there is any possibility of malignancy, and if there is malignancy, further treatment is needed. Once the liver polyps need to go to the hospital in a timely manner, according to different conditions to choose the appropriate treatment.