Hemangiomas occur in many locations on the body, mainly in the head, face and neck. Currently, hemangiomas are often classified based on tumor organization or clinical features.

Some babies are born with birthmarks (dark patches of skin that are blue, purple, brown, black, pink, or bright red) anywhere on their body. Birthmarks can be harmless or they can indicate health problems that parents need to pay special attention to.

Hemangiomas and lymphomas are both benign, non-cancerous tumors. Tumors often appear on the skin in common locations such as the face, head, neck, etc. They will be recommended for surgical removal to avoid affecting the body's aesthetics as well as unnecessary effects related to the patient's daily life.

Hemangiomas and lymphomas are both benign, non-cancerous tumors that are common in children. Tumors often appear on the skin in locations such as the face, head, neck, etc. They can cause damage to surrounding organs. Therefore, they will be recommended for surgical removal to avoid affecting the aesthetics of the body.

Lymphoma is one of the common clinical diseases, which can occur at any age from newborns to the elderly. Lymphoma also has many different forms, each type of tumor has its own symptoms. Lymphoma can be treated if detected early. Depending on the condition and size of the tumor, choose to treat lymphoma with medication or surgery.