Angiofibromas
An angiofibroma is a benign (non-cancerous) skin growth made up of fibrous tissue and a dense network of microscopic blood vessels. While they are completely harmless medically, they frequently appear on highly visible areas of the face—particularly on or around the nose and cheeks.
For women, these persistent, flesh-colored or reddish bumps can disrupt the smooth canvas of the face, making makeup application frustrating and causing self-consciousness. In a modern derma-wellness philosophy, treating angiofibromas is about restoring facial symmetry and clarity using precise, safe, medical-grade techniques that leave your natural skin smooth and intact.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, they are 100% benign. They do not pose any threat to your physical health. However, because they can look similar to certain early-stage skin changes (like basal cell carcinoma), it is always best to have them professionally evaluated by a board-certified dermatologist like Dr. Anurag.
The risk is very low when performed correctly. By using advanced $CO_2$ lasers or micro-RF electrosurgery, Dr. Anurag precisely targets only the raised bump, leaving the surrounding healthy skin completely untouched. Following the post-care healing ointment routine ensures the skin heals smoothly and blends evenly with your natural tone
No, it is virtually painless. Before the laser or RF session, a tiny amount of local numbing agent is applied or micro-injected beneath the bump. You will not feel any pain or heat during the quick 2-to-3 minute removal process.
They Can Help You
Because angiofibromas sit slightly raised on the skin, treating them requires removing the excess tissue smoothly while minimizing thermal damage to the surrounding healthy skin. Dr. Anurag utilizes advanced, state-of-the-art procedures to clear these bumps safely.
