How Advanced Electrolysis can help with cherry angiomas
This page covers advanced electrolysis for cherry angiomas specifically. For how the treatment itself works, see our main advanced electrolysis treatment page.
Quick answer
Advanced electrolysis is generally presented as the preferred option for suitable cherry angiomas at Naomi Waite Aesthetics, treating each lesion individually with a fine probe after assessment. Any changing, bleeding or unusual lesion should be checked by your GP before cosmetic treatment, and your practitioner will confirm at consultation whether advanced electrolysis is right for your particular angiomas.
How Advanced Electrolysis works on cherry angiomas
Cherry angiomas are small, raised, benign blood-vessel growths that are very common on the skin, and at Naomi Waite Aesthetics advanced electrolysis is generally presented as the preferred way to treat suitable examples. It works on one lesion at a time using a fine probe, once your practitioner has assessed the angioma and confirmed it is appropriate for cosmetic treatment.
Because any raised or vascular lesion can occasionally need a closer look, any cherry angioma that is new, changing, bleeding or looks unusual should be checked by your GP before considering cosmetic treatment.
Who Advanced Electrolysis suits for cherry angiomas (and when another option may fit better)
Advanced electrolysis tends to suit cherry angiomas that your practitioner has confirmed are typical, stable and suitable for cosmetic treatment, usually on the face or body where these blemishes commonly appear. Your consultation includes an assessment of each individual lesion before any treatment is agreed.
For angiomas that raise any concern, or where CryoPen may be a better fit for a particular lesion, your practitioner will explain the alternative and why.
What a course looks like at Naomi Waite Aesthetics
Treatment for cherry angiomas with advanced electrolysis is planned lesion by lesion, and your practitioner will explain at consultation how many appointments are likely to be worthwhile for the angiomas you would like treated. Because new angiomas can appear over time as a normal part of skin ageing, some clients return periodically for further assessment and treatment.
Advanced Electrolysis compared with other options for cherry angiomas
Advanced electrolysis is generally the preferred route for suitable cherry angiomas, with CryoPen available as another option; see how they compare below.
Aftercare after Advanced Electrolysis for cherry angiomas
Aftercare after advanced electrolysis for cherry angiomas focuses on protecting each treated spot from sun exposure and irritation while it settles, alongside your practitioner's general advice. See our main advanced electrolysis treatment page for further aftercare guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about advanced electrolysis for cherry angiomas.
Related guides
See our guide on CryoPen for cherry angiomas, or read more about cherry angiomas in general.
Book a consultation
Book a consultation to have your cherry angiomas assessed and discuss whether advanced electrolysis suits you.
How Advanced Electrolysis compares with CryoPen for cherry angiomas at Naomi Waite Aesthetics
| Option | Role for cherry angiomas |
|---|---|
| Advanced Electrolysis | Preferred route for suitable cherry angiomas at Naomi Waite Aesthetics, treating one lesion at a time. |
| CryoPen | Another cryotherapy-based option that may be considered for certain suitable lesions. |
Frequently asked questions
Advanced electrolysis is generally the preferred option for suitable cherry angiomas at Naomi Waite Aesthetics, though every lesion needs to be assessed individually first. Any angioma that is new, changing, bleeding or looks unusual should be checked by your GP before considering cosmetic treatment.
The number of sessions depends on how many angiomas you would like treated and their size, so your practitioner will discuss a suitable plan at consultation rather than a fixed number upfront.
Suitability depends on your skin and each individual lesion, both of which your practitioner checks at consultation, rather than skin type alone determining the answer.
For general sensations during advanced electrolysis, see our main advanced electrolysis treatment page. For cherry angiomas specifically, your practitioner will explain what to expect for the particular lesions being treated.
Most people notice a change to the treated lesion fairly directly, but exact timelines vary and we cannot promise a specific result. Your practitioner will talk through what is realistic for your particular angiomas at consultation.
Advanced electrolysis is generally presented as the preferred route for suitable cherry angiomas, with CryoPen available as another option for certain lesions. Your practitioner will assess your particular angiomas and recommend whichever approach best fits, explaining their reasoning at consultation.
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