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Everything You Need to Know About Skin Tag Removal

Dr. Amina Hassan
December 5, 2022
Everything You Need to Know About Skin Tag Removal

Understanding Skin Tags

Skin tags are small, soft growths that hang from the skin. While harmless, they can be bothersome or cosmetically concerning. At GLOTUCH, we offer safe, professional removal services.

What Are Skin Tags?

Skin tags are benign (non-cancerous) growths made of:

  • Loose collagen fibers
  • Blood vessels
  • Skin cells

Common Locations

  • Neck and throat area
  • Underarms
  • Groin area
  • Under breasts
  • Eyelids

Who Gets Skin Tags?

Skin tags are more common in:

  • Adults over 40
  • People with diabetes
  • Those who are overweight
  • Pregnant women (due to hormonal changes)
  • People with family history of skin tags

Professional Removal Methods at GLOTUCH

Cryotherapy: Freezing the skin tag with liquid nitrogen

Electrocautery: Using electrical current to burn off the tag

Surgical Excision: Cutting off the skin tag with sterile scissors or scalpel

Why Choose Professional Removal?

  • Safety: Sterile environment and proper technique
  • Minimal scarring: Professional methods reduce scarring risk
  • Complete removal: Ensures the entire tag is removed
  • Infection prevention: Proper aftercare instructions

Aftercare Instructions

  • Keep the area clean and dry
  • Apply antibiotic ointment as directed
  • Avoid picking at scabs
  • Watch for signs of infection

When to See a Professional

Consult GLOTUCH if your skin tag:

  • Changes color, size, or shape
  • Bleeds or becomes painful
  • Gets caught on clothing frequently
  • Affects your confidence or comfort

Ready to Transform Your Skin?

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