Cherry Angioma (Rubis Spot)
We specialize in the safe and effective removal of skin lesions
Before and After Ruby Points Removal
Our Approach to Ruby Points Removal
1
Consultation and lesion analysis
2
Determine the most appropriate treatment
3
Ruby point removal – may require touch-up sessions for complete clearance
What Is a Ruby Point (Cherry Angioma)?
A ruby point is a cluster of small blood vessels that appear red, bluish, or purplish in color. It results from capillary dilation beneath the skin, specifically within the dermis. These lesions typically range in size from 2 mm to 9 mm in diameter and do not blanch when pressed.
Ruby points most commonly appear on the torso, but can also be found on the face, back, and limbs. While they are completely benign, the likelihood of developing them increases with age.
Although harmless, many people choose to have them removed for cosmetic reasons due to their visible appearance.
Ruby points appear as small, bright red dots on the skin
Our Approach to Ruby Points Removal
- Comprehensive clinical examination
- Assessment of size, location, and number of ruby points
- Selection of the most appropriate removal technique
- Follow-up or touch-up sessions if needed
