Angiomas

A cherry angioma is a non-cancerous collection of dilated blood vessels in the skin that somewhat resembles a cherry, being small, round, and red. They are benign, common growth that can form anywhere on the body. They most commonly occur on individuals after the age of forty (40).

A spider angioma is a persistent dilated blood vessel that blanches with pressure.  It is persistent, unless treated.

Angiomas can be removed by electrocautery, BBL or V Beam laser. Usually only one-two treatments are needed for removal of the angioma.

Treatment Options

Procedures

• Electrocautery
• Broad Based Light
• ND:Yag Laser

Products

• None