70%+

IMPROVEMENT RATE

Minimum guaranteed across every SDL Pathway

7

TREATMENT CATEGORIES

Health, correction, maintenance and specialty

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ONLY CLINIC IN SYDNEY

Running diagnostic scanning as standard

UNDERSTANDING THE CONDITION

What are Cherry Spots?

Cherry spots (cherry angiomas) are small, bright red or purple benign vascular growths formed by an overgrowth of small blood vessels. They are extremely common and become more prevalent with age.

They may be flat or slightly raised, and typically range in size from a pinpoint to a few millimetres. They most commonly appear on the trunk, arms and shoulders but can develop anywhere on the body. Many clients choose to have them removed for cosmetic reasons or because they catch on clothing.

Trunk Cherry Angiomas
Arm and Shoulder Spots
Facial Cherry Angiomas
Small Pinpoint Angiomas
Slightly Raised Angiomas

what causes cherry spots?

Cherry angiomas form when a cluster of blood vessels near the skin surface proliferates abnormally. The cause is not fully understood but they are strongly associated with ageing. They are not caused by sun exposure or lifestyle factors.

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Ageing

Cherry angiomas become progressively more common with age and are considered a normal part of skin ageing

2

Genetics

A family history of cherry angiomas increases their likelihood of developing in susceptible individuals

3

Chemical Exposure

Certain chemical exposures have been linked to increased cherry angioma development in some research

4

Hormonal Changes

Pregnancy can trigger new cherry angioma development due to hormonal changes during gestation

Your PERSONALISED TREATMENT PATHWAY

There is no single solution for every skin. Your Skin Specialist builds a bespoke SDL Pathway using the most effective combination of therapies for your specific presentation.

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Lumecca

Intense pulsed light effectively targets diffuse redness, telangiectasia, and vascular rosacea.

Hollywood Spectra Dermal Laser

Precise laser targeting of capillaries, spider naevi, and vascular lesions without harming surrounding skin.

Lase MD

Fractional laser resurfacing for acne scarring, skin renewal and post-inflammatory pigmentation.

Healite II

Anti-inflammatory LED photobiomodulation reducing active acne and accelerating healing. Zero downtime.

Cosmelen

Prescribed at-home maintenance system extending and protecting in-clinic results.

Diagnostic / 1:1 Customisation

Every SDL Pathway includes trigger identification and lifestyle mapping for redness and sensitivity.

THE SDL PATHWAY

See the SDL 4-Phase Pathway Framework

At Sydney Dermal Lounge, we follow a structured four step process across all in-clinic services. Through our four-phase skin methodology, we aim for our processes to be made inclusive of all kinds of skin concerns and goals. Whether it’s a 12-month melasma pigment program, acne correction pathway, rosacea program, or other pathway to skin rejuvenation, we actively provide this methodology.

Phase 1

Skin Preparation & Barrier Strengthening

Phase 2

Correction

Phase 3

Refinement

Phase 4

Retainment (SDL Effect)

*The above is only a general overview of our SDL pathway process. For more information about our specialised 4 phase treatment structure, get in touch with our Sydney Dermal Lounge team. 

"SDL Australia is the only dermal specialist clinic in Sydney that guarantees a minimum 70% improvement. We don't give up until every tool in our toolkit has been tried, and all solutions have been considered."

THE SDL DIFFERENCE

Diagnostic scanning as standard. Not optional.

Consultation

Your dermal specialist takes a full skin history, lifestyle assessment and goal-setting session before anything else.

Diagnostic Scanning

We view every dermal layer using our diagnostic scanner before recommending any treatment pathway. No guesswork.

Your SDL Pathway

A personalised long-term plan combining medical-grade treatments, professional skincare and lifestyle guidance.

Treatment and Review

Medical-grade treatments delivered by certified Skin Angels with regular progress reviews built into your Pathway.

Questions about this condition

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No. Cherry angiomas are completely benign and have no risk of becoming malignant. However, any lesion that changes in appearance should be assessed by a GP or dermatologist.