These things are called Haemangioma. They look like blood blisters that don’t heal, but they’re actually a type of benign tumour. They occur when clusters of blood vessels grow and bunch together incorrectly. They are easily treated with the right sort of laser (I have the right sort of laser). As you can see the results are pretty good (OK, I struggle with modesty). Treatment generally involves a single, painless (if I do it) injection and a minute or two of lasering when it’s really numb. The laser coagulates the blood. They look a bit white and a bit black for a week or two as the body does its thing (see photo immediately after treatment) and then they tend to heal close to perfectly. Very cool and very fun to do (well I think it’s fun, but I do love this stuff).
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