Cosmetic Skin Lesions
Remove warts, skin tags, non-cancerous moles, cherry angioma, spider veins and more
Introduction to Service
Our cosmetic skin lesion treatments include cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen), electrocautery (electric current), and advanced laser technology to safely and effectively remove common lesions such as warts, skin tags, non-cancerous moles, keratoses, cherry angiomas, and spider veins. Each session begins with a personalized consultation to ensure the treatment aligns with your unique needs and goals.
Cryotherapy for Skin Lesion Removal
A quick treatment using liquid nitrogen to freeze and remove warts, skin tags, and other benign lesions for clearer skin.
Electrocautery for Skin Lesion Removal
A precise treatment that uses gentle electrical heat to safely remove skin tags, keratoses, and other benign growths.
Laser Treatment for Cherry Angiomas & Spider Veins
A targeted laser treatment designed to reduce cherry angiomas and spider veins for smoother, more even-looking skin.
Service Questions
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Cryotherapy is a treatment that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and destroy unwanted skin lesions. It is commonly used to remove cherry angiomas and treat very small, superficial spider veins.
During the treatment, the freezing process damages the targeted blood vessels, causing the lesion to dry up and naturally fall away as the skin heals.
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Electrocautery is a treatment that uses a small electrical current to generate heat, which is used to cauterize and remove unwanted skin lesions. It is commonly used to treat spider veins, cherry angiomas, skin tags, and other small benign skin growths.
The controlled heat seals the blood vessel and removes the lesion with precision, making it a popular option for isolated spots.
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Laser treatment uses targeted light energy to treat vascular lesions. The laser heats the blood within the vessel, causing it to collapse and gradually fade over time.
It is commonly recommended for treating multiple cherry angiomas, facial spider veins, and delicate areas where precision and minimal disruption to the surrounding skin are important. -
Most people with benign skin lesions such as cherry angiomas, spider veins, or small skin growths are good candidates for treatment. During your consultation, your provider will assess the type, size, and location of the lesion to determine whether cryotherapy, electrocautery, or laser treatment is the most appropriate option for you.
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Some lesions can be treated in a single session. Larger, deeper, or more stubborn areas may require multiple treatments depending on their size, depth, and how your skin responds.
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Downtime is minimal. The treated area may appear slightly red, darkened, or form a small scab for several days while the skin heals. Most patients can return to normal activities right away.
We recommend avoiding direct sun exposure and not picking or irritating the area while it heals.
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Once treated, the targeted vessels or lesions usually do not return. However, new ones may develop over time due to genetics, hormonal changes, lifestyle factors, or sun exposure.
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