Cherry angiomas typically begin as small, flat, bright red spots. They may grow from 1 to 5 mm and become slightly raised.
They can be circular or oval in shape. They often grow on th… 展开

Cherry angiomas may have multiple causes. People may develop them due to:
•aging… 展开

Electrocauterization
Dermatologists can remove smaller angiomas with electrocauterization, which uses an electric current delivered by a tiny probe. For this p… 展开

While cherry angiomas are typically benign, any changes in the way a red mole looks can potentially be a sign of skin cancer. A doctor, like a dermatologist, can evaluate skin growths an… 展开