Cherry angioma (blood spot) removal

Cherry Angioma Removal by Electrolysis

Cherry angioma removal using electrolysis is a treatment that employs electrical currents to eliminate these small, harmless blood vessel growths, also called cherry hemangiomas.

The specialist uses a precise electrolysis device with a fine, sterile probe inserted directly into the cherry angioma.

A gentle electrical current passes through the probe, targeting the angioma. This current produces heat, which cauterizes and coagulates the tiny blood vessels inside the growth, effectively destroying it.

After treatment, the angioma may shrink immediately or reduce gradually. Sometimes, the practitioner might carefully scrape off any leftover tissue.

Post-procedure, the area might appear red, swollen, or develop a scab as part of normal healing.

• Recovery time differs by individual
• Depends on the size of the cherry angioma