Simple, in-office removal of soft, harmless skin growths.
Benign Growth
Skin tags are small, soft, flesh-colored growths that hang off the skin on a thin stalk, most often found in areas of friction like the neck, armpits, and eyelids. They're extremely common, harmless, and tend to become more frequent with age.
Friction between skin folds, along with genetics, weight changes, and insulin resistance, all appear to play a role.
Reducing friction from tight clothing or jewelry in affected areas may lower the risk of new skin tags forming.
Simple in-office removal by snipping, cryotherapy, or electrocautery -- quick procedures with minimal downtime.
Myth: Cutting off a skin tag at home is safe. Fact: At-home removal can cause bleeding or infection; in-office removal is quick, safe, and virtually painless.
If a skin tag catches on clothing or jewelry, or you'd simply like it removed.