Other removal options might include laser vaporisation, where “different types of light” can be used to remove the lesions.
Treatment might involve “applying chemicals to the affected area” or surgery to “cut them out”.
“If you have them removed, it’s possible they will come back,” warned Winchester Hospital.
To minimise the risk of xanthelasma and xanthoma reoccuring, you’ll need to lower cholesterol levels.
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