Minimally Invasive Hemangioma Treatment in Infants – No Surgery

Treatment may be recommended when:

• The hemangioma is growing rapidly
• An open ulcer develops
• There is recurrent bleeding
• Pain or significant swelling is present
• The lesion is located in a sensitive area (face, eyes, neck, airway)
• There is functional impairment (vision, breathing, feeding)

In these cases, early medical evaluation is important.

Minimally invasive treatment is performed through the blood vessels, without surgical incisions.

During the procedure:

• A targeted approach is used to access the vessels feeding the hemangioma
• Blood flow to the lesion is reduced
• The hemangioma gradually shrinks in a controlled manner
  🔹 No open surgery
  🔹 Minimal scarring
  🔹 Faster recovery

This approach is especially relevant when:

• The hemangioma does not respond to medical therapy
• Complications such as bleeding or ulceration occur
• There is significant cosmetic concern
• The lesion is in a sensitive or high-risk location

Not every case requires treatment – individual evaluation is essential.

🔹 No surgical incision
🔹Lower risk compared to traditional surgery
🔹Shorter recovery time
🔹Precise and targeted treatment
🔹Suitable for infants when clinically indicated

Results depend on the type and severity of the hemangioma:

Is It Safe?

When performed by an experienced interventional specialist, minimally invasive treatment is considered safe, with a low rate of complications.

Hemangioma treatment is only needed in selected cases where symptoms, risk, or functional issues are present.
When treatment is required, minimally invasive options provide a safe and effective alternative to surgery.

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