• 800 Queenston Road, Suite 305 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, L8G 1A7

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Serving Hamilton, Stoney Creek, Grimsby and surrounding areas
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Angiofibromas:

  • Usually develop on the nose, and occasionally elsewhere on the face
  • Appear as a smooth somewhat clear pink-flesh coloured 1 mm to 3 mm “bumps”
  • Are a collection of small blood vessels, scar-like tissue and fibroblasts (cells which make collagen or scar tissue)
  • Often become raised, get gradually larger with time, and may sometimes bleed
  • Angiofibromas do not disappear spontaneously
  • Develop for no known reason.  They are not warts and are not contagious
  • Are not cancers
  • Will never develop into skin cancer
  • In rare circumstances multiple angiofibromas (more than 10) along with other skin lesions may be a sign of a syndrome known as Tuberous Sclerosis
    • Tuberous sclerosis is associated with other skin findings including brown spots, white spots, lesions are fingernails and toenails
    • Please show your doctor if you have any other spots on your skin

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  • The skin next to the angiofibroma is injected with a local anesthetic to numb the area
  • The angiofibroma is removed and the base treated with a medication so that it does not bleed
  • Stitches are usually not necessary
  • The removal is not painful
  • After the procedure you may bathe normally
  • For 2 weeks after the procedure, apply a small amount of antibiotic, and change the bandage daily
  • After an angiofibroma has been removed a crust or scab will form
  • This will heal and leave a pink mark that will gradually fade
  • After the removal, there may be a residual white mark
  • There is a small chance that the angiofibroma could grow back
  • There is no cream at this time that will remove angiofibromas and there is no way to prevent them from developing
  • Removal of benign (non-cancerous) lesions such as angiofibromas is not covered by OHIP or private health insurance

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Cherry Hemangioma – Eye Brow
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Angiofibromas – Nose

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Cherry Hemangioma – Eye Brow
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Angiofibromas – Face

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Cherry Hemangioma – Eye Brow
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Angiofibroma – Nose

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