Red spots like sesame seeds: are they a sign of skin cancer?
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- Al-Ahram Gate

Summary
Reassures readers that bright red sesame-seed-sized skin spots are benign cherry angiomas (`الورم الوعائي الكرزي`) caused by dilated capillaries after age 30 rather than skin cancer, and can be removed cosmetically via laser, electrocautery, or cryotherapy.
Reassures readers that bright red sesame-seed-sized skin spots are benign cherry angiomas (`الورم الوعائي الكرزي`) caused by dilated capillaries after age 30 rather than skin cancer, and can be removed cosmetically via laser, electrocautery, or cryotherapy.
General information, not a diagnosis. For advice about your own skin, book a consultation. Book a consultation



