Pain During Angioma Removal

I've heard mixed things about pain levels during cherry angioma removal. Some people say it's completely painless, others mention discomfort. What should I realistically expect?

Pain tolerance varies from person to person, but most people describe laser removal as mildly uncomfortable rather than painful. It often feels like a quick snap or a tiny pinch, similar to a rubber band hitting your skin. The sensation only lasts for a second or two per angioma. Some areas of the body are more sensitive than others - spots on thinner skin might be a bit more noticeable. Many practitioners offer topical numbing cream if you're concerned about discomfort, though lots of people find they don't even need it.

I was nervous about pain too, but it really wasn't bad at all. For me, it felt like a brief hot pinpoint sensation, and then it was over. The anticipation was honestly worse than the actual procedure. I had about twenty spots treated during my session, and while some were more sensitive than others, none of them were unbearable. The whole thing was done before I knew it. If you're anxious, definitely ask about numbing options, but you might find you don't need them. I went to a place specializing in laser cherry angioma removal and they were great about checking in with me throughout. More info here: https://bellasanamedspa.com/blog/angioma-removal-safe-and-effective-removal.