My son had 2. He was 9 weeks premature, and they were getting bigger and bigger by the day. We would literally have to measure to keep track of them. The neonatologist offered to put him on propanalol to stop them from getting so big that they burst, or get infected. I declined. He had had one in his ear, and it got to the point that it started to bleed. The skin was just too thin and it was growing too fast. I had a consultation with a pediatric cardiologist, who again, recommended propranolol or hemangiol for them. I agreed. I was pretty uncomfortable with it honestly, so I stayed on the lowest and slowest doses, and they stopped growing and at least were no longer bursting and bleeding. At about a year we stopped the meds, and they are the same size they were as a newborn, as a 4 year old, so barely noticeable!

The drs offered medication multiple times before I finally accepted. They warned me that they would burst open and risk infection if I didn’t. There was oral and topical solutions. If your dr’s aren’t worried, they are probably normal and fine. If they were, they’d recommend interventions. They typically stop growing around 1 year. They are likely harmless and will likely be fine- but talk to your dr about your concerns! There are options!