Is a bubble normal after V beam for spider angioma? (Photos)

February 9, 2019
Asked By:Lizzie424 in Fresno, California

Not sure how to describe, but I had V beam for a spider angioma on my nose 3 days ago. The angioma had a little bump in the center and now after the v beam the bump looks more like a bubble/blister, it has gotten bigger each day since the v beam treatment. Is this normal and if so what is the healing process? Will it fall off? Leave an indentation? I am using hydroquinone to prevent discoloration. The first picture is the day of the procedure and the second one is 3 days after.

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