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Get answers to common questions about Siit pro Remove Cherry Angiomas up to (30m).
The treatment is designed to finish within 30 minutes for small angiomas. Consultation and cleaning are included; larger or multiple lesions may need extra time or a follow-up. Most clients leave the spa within an hour.
Most clients report mild discomfort only; topical numbing is available to minimize sensation. The precise SiiT Pro device reduces tissue trauma and pain compared with older methods. We monitor comfort and adjust settings as needed.
Common temporary effects include redness, light swelling, scabbing, or slight darkening of treated skin. These usually resolve within days to a few weeks with proper aftercare. Severe reactions are rare; clear post-care instructions are provided.
A 30-minute session typically treats multiple small lesions depending on size and location. During consultation we assess and prioritize spots; larger or numerous angiomas may require additional appointments for safe, thorough removal.
Keep the area clean and protected from sun, apply recommended ointment, and avoid picking scabs. Follow our written homecare guidance and any scheduled check-ins. Most healing completes within one to three weeks.
Not recommended for clients with active skin infections, certain bleeding disorders, recent isotretinoin use, or unmanaged medical conditions. Pregnant clients should consult their physician. A consultation determines suitability and necessary precautions.