It is normal for newborns to have hemangiomas, because after all, hemangiomas do not affect the normal growth of newborns, as long as the size of the hemangioma is not too large and the growth rate is very slow, it will not affect the normal growth of newborns, so how to treat neonatal hemangiomas? 1, must go to learn to observe, if the child’s hemangioma is not very large, and the growth rate is very slow, there are many children are self-receding, you can gradually observe in the future life, if it can recede, is the best result. The treatment of hemangioma should take into account the type and location of the hemangioma, as well as the patient’s age and other factors, etc. The current treatment methods are divided into surgical excision, radiation, as well as cryogenic laser and sclerotherapy injection. The different treatment methods can be more detailed for different types and the age of the patient. Strawberry hemangioma is one of the types of capillary hemangioma, most of which appear in infants and young children. This kind of hemangioma has a tendency to heal on its own, and can generally fade away on its own at the age of 1 to 4 years old without special treatment. Many babies may have capillary tumors on their face or neck after birth, and most of these capillary tumors occur in infants and children.