Hibbert's Syndrome is a rare medical condition characterized by the abnormal growth of blood vessels, leading to various symptoms depending on the affected area. It is often associated with vascular malformations and can result in complications such as pain, swelling, or bleeding. Diagnosis typically involves imaging studies to assess the extent of the vascular abnormalities. Treatment for Hibbert's Syndrome may include surgical intervention to remove or reduce the size of the abnormal blood vessels, as well as medications to manage symptoms. Early diagnosis and intervention are crucial for improving outcomes and minimizing complications associated with the syndrome.