However, the expert points out, they can pose an aesthetic problem if there are many of them, they are large, or they appear in very visible areas, such as the face.
From what age can they appear?
Because they are related to skin aging, cherry angiomas usually begin to appear around age 40. However, in some people with a strong hereditary component, they may appear earlier, between the ages of 20 and 30, and become increasingly common over time.
In which areas of the body do they usually appear? Also on the face?
