Yag Laser Treatment - Venous Malformation (Tongue, Lip, Cheek, Palate, Neck)? (photo)

I am slightly concerned where this malformation leads to. I would see a head and neck surgeon to see if any radiologic studies should be done first. There are hospitals that have conferences which are attended by radiologists, laser surgeons  and plastic surgeons to discuss cases such as yours. If there is a medical school in your area call them and see if this exists.

I am less concerned about the lip and more about the presence of these malformations in the tongue, cheek, palate ... I agree that this requires a multidisciplinary approach with ENT, laser specialists, dermatologists, interventional radiologists and imaging radiologists ... The lip lesion can easily be treated with a long pulse laser or q switched laser. 

In general laser treatments result in some degree of bruising, blistering and swelling but these are usually minimal and well tolerated.The treatments are usually given at intervals of 3 to 6 weeks.  From the picture shown, you would be expected to tolerate the procedure well. The amount of bruising will be dependent  on the extent of the treatment and the extent of your malformation.  Discuss any concerns further with your treating physician.