Hello, I have this red dot on the tip of my nose, What treatment can I undertake to get rid of it? (photo)

Telangiectasia, also known as spider veins, are small, dilated blood vessels that can appear on the skin. There are multiple effective treatments. They include Vein Gogh, IPL , Sclerotherapy, and Lasers . The easier for a signle vein would be Vein Gogh which is RF electrocautery.

Hello
KasK, thank you for your question. It appears from your picture that you have a
cherry angioma. These are benign blood vessel tumors. Usually, these can be
treated with a laser. Patients will come to my office and in a single treatment
they can have this removed and it does not even require anesthetic. In my office,
I have treated patients with cherry angioma with 1 treatment 99% of the time.
The laser you would want to use is Nd:YAG laser.



If you
have any questions feel free to contact my office. Good luck.



Sincerely,


J.
Timothy Katzen, M.D.

Based on the photo, it appears that you have a benign vascular growth called an angioma. This can be treated with either a vascular laser, pulsed dye or KTP 532 laser, or a small hyfercator which uses electrical energy to remove the lesion. Since the lesion is quite small you should get a very nice treatment result. I do recommend a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for consultation. Best wishes. 

Thanks for writing,This, based on your photo, appears to be a benign small blood vessel mass. These are easily treated with multiple options ranging from eletrocautry to laser. Good LuckStephen M. Davis,MD, FACS Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Member: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Member: American Society of Plastic Surgeons 

The V-Beam laser is the ideal way to treat broken capillaries on your nose and face. The V-Beam is the gold standard to treat anything red on the skin. For the best cosmetic results please consult a board certified dermatologist for treatment. 

Use of a hyfercator is most expedient and least expensive manner to treat this lesion effectively. More than 1 session may be necessary.

For this kind of a lesion, I have used the Dornier 940 diode laser with excellent and immediate results.  No anesthesia is required and the results are instantaneous.

You have a small blood vessel growth called an angioma.This is a benign condition which is very common.If it bothers you cosmetically, this could be easily treated with a small electrical device called a hyfrecator or a vascular laser.