Cherry Angioma Removal
Cherry Angioma Removal in Bolton
What are Cherry Angioma?
Small, often raised red blood spots are known as Campbell de Morgan or Cherry Angioma they are benign, non-cancerous skin blemishes. Microscopy shows they are papular telangiecstasia, a collection of capillaries.
Lesions increase in number with age often scattered on the torso and upper arms. Typically 1-5mm with a blood supply that must be cauterised in Electrolysis treatment, this is quick with minimal to no discomfort.
Cherry Angioma may increase during pregnancy studies have linked this to raised hormonal Prolactin.
Cherry Angioma Treatment
Cherry Angioma Vein removal on face process
Treatment can take just minutes for removal, with a sensation like a hot pinprick.
What is Advanced Electrolysis?
A tiny hair like probe is touched onto the skin surface, a safe, low current is released instantly dessicating the lesion or cauterising vessels. Small ones often dissapear instantly, more than one treatment may be required particularly for larger Cherry Angioma.
F.A.Q
This is a very minor advanced cosmetic procedure taking only minutes with any discomfort ending soon after treatment, a small scab is expected.
Most clients experience minimal to no downtime however, some discomfort and unnapealing appearance is natural and expected. The sensation is similar to sunburn (possibility of swelling, redness, heat, sensitivity up to 48 hrs).
Blemish removal:
Skin Tags/Milia/Cherry Angioma: Scabs for up to 14 days. Care must be taken to not disturb scabs.
A safe and precise current from a hair like probe cauterises the blood supply within seconds. Electrolysis uses High frequency waves to stimulate the salts and water in the tissue to vibrate rapidly creating heat, the blemish will be cauterised or desiccated.
Cherry Angioma removal is a not funded by the NHS, due to being a cosmetic concern. Treatment should be carried out by a licensed, private Electrolysis clinic with a fully licensed Electrologist.