I have a lot of ruby points on my skin. New ones arise constantly, old ones gradually increase in size. At the doctor's request, I had liver ultrasound and liver tests - the result was not different. Some of them I had laser removed a few years ago. What could be the reason for their formation and should they be removed and by what means?
May be prone to the formation of ruby angiomas. They can accompany liver diseases.
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Magdalena CiupińskaCosmetologist, professor at the Academy of Cosmetology and He alth Care
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