Hemangiomy
Hemangiomas are benign vascular formations that appear on the skin as red, purple, or blue spots or bumps. They can occur in infants as well as adults. At the Vasmedic clinic, we offer professional examinations and modern methods of removal, particularly using laser therapy.
What are hemangiomas?
- Benign growths caused by the proliferation of small blood vessels.
- They can be flat or raised.
- Their color ranges from bright red to dark purple.
- Their size varies from tiny dots to larger deposits.
- They most commonly appear on the face, neck, chest, or limbs.
Why do hemangiomas develop?
The exact cause is not always known. In children, they are often congenital vascular formations, while in adults they can develop gradually due to hormonal changes, genetic predisposition, or spontaneously.
Are hemangiomas dangerous?
In most cases, they are harmless and represent more of a cosmetic problem. However, they can grow, bleed, or be exposed to mechanical irritation (e.g., shaving or rubbing against clothing). Therefore, it is advisable to have them examined by a specialist.
Removal of hemangiomas at the Vasmedic clinic
Depending on the type and extent of the hemangioma, we offer:
- laser removal – a precise, quick, and gentle method that destroys the vascular structure without damaging the surrounding tissue,
- surgical removal – suitable for larger or complicated formations, performed under local anesthesia,
- monitoring and control – for small hemangiomas that do not cause any problems.
Advantages of laser treatment
- minimally invasive procedure,
- fast healing,
- no need for sick leave,
- low risk of scarring.
Who will help you?
The medical team at Vasmedic consists of leading experts who will provide you with professional care with a personal touch.
Frequently asked questions
Not sure about something? Answers to the most frequently asked questions will help you take the first step toward the care you deserve.
No, mainly those that are aesthetically disturbing, mechanically irritated, or tend to grow are removed.
Laser treatment is gentle and most patients tolerate it very well. Surgical removal is performed under local anesthesia.
A removed hemangioma usually does not recur. However, some patients may develop new lesions elsewhere on the body.
Yes, this is a common dermatological procedure performed by experienced professionals.