Patients with hepatic hemangiomas generally do not experience issues with scarring. For patients with hepatic hemangiomas, liver function abnormalities typically do not occur, so there won’t be any formation of spots. If spots do appear, they are mainly due to other causes. When the hepatic hemangioma is small in size, patients generally do not exhibit noticeable symptoms and special treatment is not necessary at this stage; periodic follow-up with ultrasonography to monitor any changes in size is sufficient. However, for patients with large hepatic hemangiomas, there may be pain in the liver area, potential rupture and bleeding, and even the possibility of hemorrhagic shock; therefore, it is crucial to be vigilant and pursue surgical removal early to better improve the prognosis of the patients.