Skin tags are, noncancerous growth often appear in areas where the skin folds or experience frequent friction such as the neck, armpits, under the breasts, groin, and eyelids
Skin tags, though harmless, can often be a source of irritation or self-consciousness especially when located in visible or sensitive areas like the neck, underarms, or eyelids. As dermatologists, we understand that even minor concerns can impact your daily comfort and confidence. Skin tag removal is a simple, quick, and safe procedure using techniques like cryotherapy, cauterization, or snipping under sterile conditions. The process is virtually painless with minimal downtime. Whether you’re seeking relief from friction or pursuing smoother skin, we’re here to guide you with compassionate care and a treatment plan that respects your needs.
Skin tag removal is a quick, safe, and effective procedure performed in a dermatologist’s clinic.
Depending on the size and location of the tag, different techniques can be used such as cryotherapy (freezing), cauterization (burning), or simple snipping with sterile tools.
The procedure is usually painless or mildly uncomfortable, often completed without the need for stitches. Healing is quick, with minimal aftercare and virtually no downtime.
Most people return to normal activities immediately. Whether for cosmetic reasons or comfort, skin tag removal offers a smooth, clean finish—helping you feel more confident and comfortable in your skin.
Skin tag removal is a safe, simple dermatological procedure aimed at eliminating small, benign skin growths that commonly appear in areas of friction—such as the neck, underarms, eyelids, groin, and beneath the breasts. Though harmless, skin tags can become irritated, catch on clothing or jewelry, or cause self-consciousness if located in visible areas. Removal is typically done through snipping, cryotherapy (freezing), or cauterization (heat), with minimal discomfort and quick recovery.
Skin tag removal is typically painless or causes only mild discomfort. Most procedures are quick, using local numbing if needed. Patients usually experience minimal sensation and return to normal activities right after.
Dermatologists remove skin tags through methods like cryotherapy (freezing), cauterization (burning), or snipping with sterile tools. The method depends on the tag’s size, location, and your comfort.
Removed skin tags usually do not grow back. However, new ones can form over time, especially in areas prone to friction or if you’re genetically predisposed to developing them.
It’s not recommended. At-home removal risks infection, scarring, or incomplete removal. Dermatologists ensure safe, sterile procedures with minimal discomfort and proper aftercare to protect your skin.
Skin tags are benign and not dangerous. However, if one changes in size, color, or bleeds, it’s best to consult a dermatologist to rule out other skin conditions.
Healing usually takes a few days to a week, depending on the removal method. Most people experience minimal redness or scabbing, with complete healing and clear skin soon after.