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My daughter is 16 years old and has a cherry angioma on her forehead. Our doctor suggested us to apply Kerasol-F on the affected area to get rid of the cherry angioma. However, even after applying the medicine for more than a month, we're not getting the desirable results. We don't see any change in the cherry angioma. What should we do in this case?
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Marina_Dee svenlyktalks
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Ask your doctor about cauterization, or freezing with liquid nitrogen, or laser surgery. I dont know where you are in the world but if you are in UK it may be seen as cosmetic and only available from a private consultant. If you are in UK, and can afford to do it, do ask your doctor to refer your daughter to a consultant privately. He/ She will know the best one to do this procedure. Dont try to remove this angioma by any DIY method. It will bleed profusely.