Removing Large Cherry Angiomas

Does anyone have experience with removing larger cherry angiomas? I have one that's grown to about the size of a pencil eraser and I'm worried it might require something more intensive than a simple laser treatment.

Size definitely matters when it comes to treatment. Larger angiomas can be removed with laser, but they might require multiple sessions or a more powerful laser setting. Sometimes a combination approach works best - using laser to reduce the blood supply and then possibly another method to finish the job. It really depends on the depth and how much the blood vessels have proliferated. A good practitioner will assess it and give you realistic expectations about how many treatments you'll need.

I had a fairly large one removed from my shoulder last year, probably about the size you're describing. It took two laser sessions spaced about six weeks apart, but it's completely gone now. The first session reduced it significantly, and the second one finished it off. The practitioner I worked with specialized in laser removal of angiomas and explained that larger ones just need more energy to break down all the blood vessel clusters. Don't let the size discourage you - it's still very treatable. Check out this resource for more details: https://bellasanamedspa.com/blog/angioma-removal-safe-and-effective-removal.