This image features a medical professional holding a model of the liver while discussing treatment with a patient, accompanied by a container of prescription medication. It symbolically represents the treatment of jaundice in newborns, which centres around lowering bilirubin levels in the blood. Standard treatments include phototherapy (light therapy), enhanced feeding to promote bilirubin elimination, and in severe cases, exchange transfusions. Medication is rarely used in neonatal cases, but may be relevant in more complex or persistent conditions. The image supports parental education and clinical guidance in managing neonatal jaundice safely and effectively.