Spider Angioma Removal
We specialize in the safe and effective removal of skin lesions
Spider Angioma Removal – Before and After Results
Our Approach to Removing Spider Angiomas
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Consultation and lesion analysis
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Determine the most appropriate treatment plan
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Spider angiomas removal – may require touch-up sessions to achieve complete results
What Is a Spider Angioma?
A spider angioma is a vascular skin lesion made up of a central red dot surrounded by several thin, dilated capillaries. Measuring around 0.5 mm in diameter, it resembles a star or a spider — which explains the origin of its name.
Although benign and asymptomatic, spider angiomas can cause cosmetic concerns, particularly when located on the face, where the reddish appearance may be more pronounced.
While anyone can develop a spider angioma, they are more common in individuals with lighter skin tones. Their exact cause is not always known, but they are often associated with hormonal changes, such as those occurring during pregnancy or with the use of oral contraceptives. In such cases, the lesions may disappear naturally after childbirth or after discontinuing the medication. If they persist, clinical treatment can safely and effectively remove them.
Example of Spider Angioma
Our Approach to Removing Spider Angiomas
- Comprehensive clinical assessment of the skin
- Accurate identification of spider angiomas based on appearance and location
- Safe and effective removal using targeted techniques
- Follow-up sessions if needed for optimal results
