Do Cherry Angiomas Return

Can cherry angiomas come back after they've been removed? I'm trying to decide if it's worth the effort and expense if they're just going to reappear in the same spots.

Once a cherry angioma is properly removed, it shouldn't come back in that exact same spot. The laser destroys the blood vessel cluster that formed the angioma, so there's nothing left to regrow. However, it's important to understand that removing existing angiomas doesn't prevent new ones from forming elsewhere on your body. If you're genetically predisposed to developing them, you'll likely continue to see new ones appear over time. But the good news is that each treated spot should stay clear.

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Once a cherry angioma is properly removed, it shouldn't come back in that exact same spot. The laser destroys the blood vessel cluster that formed the angioma, so there's nothing left to regrow. However, it's important to understand that removing existing angiomas doesn't prevent new ones from forming elsewhere on your body. If you're genetically predisposed to developing them, you'll likely continue to see new ones appear over time. But the good news is that each treated spot should stay clear.

That's been my experience too. The ones I had removed haven't come back, but I've definitely noticed new ones popping up in other areas. It's just something I've accepted as part of aging. I handle it by getting new ones treated as they appear if they bother me. The process has become pretty routine for me. I go in every year or so for maintenance. The practitioners doing laser removal of angiomas can usually handle multiple spots efficiently in one visit. If you're concerned about this aspect, this article addresses it pretty well: https://bellasanamedspa.com/blog/angioma-removal-safe-and-effective-removal.