A skin tag is a small growth that protrudes from the surface of the skin and that usually appears with age. It is composed of epithelial cells and has a small capillary connection. They are easily and painlessly removed with the Vasculyse.

Spider angioma (or stellar angioma) looks like little star or spider and has a round nucleus of dilated capillaries. Ruby points are minor vascular imperfections, concentration of dilated capillaries in very small areas, they vary in depth.

Telangiectasia is also known as a thread vein, dilated capillary, broken capillary, and couperose. Single, isolated dilated capillary, can be deep and superficial, fine or large in diameter.

Milia (whiteheads) are small keratinized epidermal cysts. They are common on the face, including the eyelids, cheeks,and forehead. Milia can be extracted using thermocoagulation.

Cholesterol deposits consist of sebum that is trapped in the sebaceous duct of the epidermis. Some may appear lumpy due to an accumulation of dead cells. They can be removed with thermocoagulation.

Thermocoagulation can help lighten most pigment spots.

These spots can be light or dark, or flush with the skin or hyperkeratinized. If the spot is large, it should be treated over several sessions. If there are many, a lumecca IPL treatment may be advised instead.