Phace syndrome: is timolol gel a chance for treatment?

Abstract

a 3-months-old baby presented to our Pediatric Dermatology Unit with a large facial hemangioma involving also the left arm and the left side of the trunk (Figure 1a).

The clinical examination revealed a prominent and extensive vascular network on the face, trunk and upper limb of the left side, a voluminous hemangioma of the upper left eyelid and multiple small and confluent hemangiomas of the left trunk.

The ophthalmological examination excluded any anomalies of the posterior or anterior segments, but the patient had a left palpebral closure due to the large hemangioma of the face (Figure 1a).

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