Noteworthy effects of a long-pulse Alexandrite laser for treatment of high-risk infantile hemangioma: A case report and literature review

Figure 1 The patient before, during, and after treatment with a long-pulse Alexandrite laser. A: A two-month-old girl with a thick and high-risk infantile hemangioma (IH) covering most of the right labia majora before treatment; B: The IH 4 wk after the first treatment session; C: The IH 5 wk after the second treatment session; D: The IH 4 wk after the third treatment session; E: The IH 4 mo after the fourth treatment session; and F: The IH 10 mo after the fourth treatment session.

Figure 2 Side effects observed during laser therapy. A: Blistering observed immediately after the first treatment; B: The blistering scabbed the next day and improved gradually in the following days.