Hemangioma of infancy are common vascular tumors in children. Only 10 - 15% should be treated for any consequences vital, functional or aesthetic. Currently it is chosen as oral corticosteroids treatment. However, in the last two years was reported hemangioma of the excellent response to treatment with oral propanolol. Newborn male found a tumor in the left nasal cavity and progressive growth of multiple skin lesions, both present from birth are treated with prednisone 5 mg kp and is derived from the pediatric service of our hospital. It is noted tumor reddish wine occupying the entire left FN and move the partition to the opposite side. The level of skin, multiple lesions (approximately 15) on high and reddish wine, most of 3cm in diameter and less than 0.5 cm in diameter, the most notable are in the left shoulder and lower back. Progressive decline begins Prednisone; angiomatous lesions disappear completely, in our consultation service and suggest angiography. Day 10: angiotac mass occupying the nasal cavity esquerdade, soft tissue density, heterogeneous RECEIVER contrast, stunning expansive process of undetermined origin. Day 29: Joint Meeting: Dermatology - ENT - images - pediatrics. It is decided to therapeutic trial: propanolol 2mg/kp + local infiltration with steroid (triamcinolone) 6mg - 2 doses. It presents excellent development as is not necessary to perform (get to) surgery.