Cherry Hemangioma Treatment
Cherry hemangiomas generally affect adults over 30. They are also called red moles, most commonly appearing on the torso, but they can grow anywhere on the body. These growths are non-cancerous and do not pose a health risk. Cherry hemangiomas can be small and flat, or large and dome-shaped, but all are red or purple in color. All ethnic groups can obtain cherry hemangiomas, with the risk increasing with age. Cherry hemangioma treatment is not needed, but these growths can be removed for cosmetic purposes with laser therapy, cryosurgery or excision.