Dr Phil Kieran: My six-month-old has a strawberry mark on his face

Strawberry marks usually form on the face, and if they aren’t bothering the child you can just keep an eye on it.
Dr Phil Kieran: My six-month-old has a strawberry mark on his face

Strawberry marks, or haemangiomas as they are called in medical speak, are small blood vessel collections on the skin. Picture: iStock

My son has a red mark beside his eye, which the doctors have told me is a strawberry mark. They say it won’t cause problems, but it seems to be getting bigger now that he is six months old. What can I do to help the mark to go away?

Strawberry marks, or haemangiomas as they are called in medical speak, are small blood vessel collections on the skin. 

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