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How long for cherry angioma to fade after VBeam laser procedure? (Photo)

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Irene3211May 3, 2016

I had a cherry angioma removed yesterday with a VBeam laser. At first it was slightly purple but now it looks red again and much larger than before. Is this bruising? How long until I can expect to see it fade?

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