What is the treatment for hemangioma on the lip?

In life, hemangiomas are quite common, usually occurring on children's mouths, which makes parents feel very worried, because hemangiomas not only affect the baby's beauty, but also if not treated in time, will have a great impact on the baby's body. So what are the treatments for hemangiomas on the lips? Take a look at what the experts have to say.

Because the affected parts of hemangiomas are different, the types of hemangiomas are also different. If you have a mixed hemangioma on your lips, a mixed hemangioma is a disease in which two or more hemangioma symptoms appear at the same time. Mixed hemangiomas are also a common type of hemangioma. Compared with capillary hemangiomas and cavernous hemangiomas, mixed hemangiomas are more serious and more harmful to patients. Currently, the best method for treating mixed hemangioma of the lips is ultrasound micro-mediated surgery combined with high-frequency electrode surgery.

If the hemangioma on the patient's lip is a cavernous hemangioma, the lip cavernous hemangioma is mainly composed of lacunar reticular blood vessels and blood sinusoids lined with endothelial cells. Sometimes the blood in the sinusoids will coagulate to form a thrombus. Its symptoms often manifest as irregular, soft mucosal masses that are higher than the red of the lips. In the early stages of the disease, they are mainly beaded or nodular. When the patient lowers his head, the swelling will become larger due to congestion. When the head position is restored, the swelling will also return to its original shape. The lip hemangioma will also invade the surrounding muscle tissue. Currently, the best methods for treating lip cavernous hemangioma are ultrasound micro-mediated surgery, high-frequency electrode surgery, and HFE superconducting coagulation surgery.

If the patient suffers from hemangioma, the hemangioma is a capillary hemangioma of the lips, which often occurs in the red part of the patient's lips. The affected area will be swollen and thickened, purple or dark red, with a soft texture and a certain degree of compressibility. Temporary fading will occur when pressed with the hand. Lip capillary hemangioma invades the adjacent lip muscle tissue and often causes hypertrophy and eversion of the lips. Currently, the best methods for treating lip capillary hemangiomas are the new generation of photodynamic therapy, drug-phototherapy, and PDT green light biomolecular photochemical therapy.

Through the above introduction, we can understand how to treat hemangioma on the lips. Once the baby shows signs of hemangioma, parents must take the child to the hospital for treatment in time, understand the cause of the disease and the type of hemangioma, and do not delay, which may cause more serious consequences.