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Wart removal / skin tag removal
Skin tag removal without pain or unsightly scarring
What is Wart Removal / Skin Tag Removal?
Skin tags are harmless growths that can appear anywhere on your skin, but often develop on the neck, eyelids, or underarms. They may be the same color as your skin or darker. Some are pink. Others turn red when irritated. You may see one dangling from a stalk, while another is firmly fixed to the skin.
How Does It Work?
Our laser skin tag removal uses a focused beam of light to target the tag's root, adjusting penetration depth individually. This precise method destroys micro-thin layers of skin without harming surrounding tissue, minimizing scarring risk.
What to Expect?
Skin tags are often removed in one session and due to the way the skin tags are removed the procedure minimises any risk of scarring.
FAQ’s
Skin tags are simply fleshy skin-coloured growths made up of collagen fibres and blood vessels that hang off the skin. Yes, they can be classified as tumors, or odd growths that serve no purpose in the body. However, skin tags in particular are benign tumors, unlike cancerous or malignant counterparts.
That being said, skin tags can become irritated or infected if they keep rubbing against other surfaces. They may also be a nuisance if they frequently catch on jewelry or clothes. Removal is often for the sake of convenience or aesthetics.
You should only really worry if a skin tag grows, changes color, or starts to bleed and itch. Regardless, you can always consult a dermatologist about new growths on your skin to be sure.
That being said, skin tags can become irritated or infected if they keep rubbing against other surfaces. They may also be a nuisance if they frequently catch on jewelry or clothes. Removal is often for the sake of convenience or aesthetics.
You should only really worry if a skin tag grows, changes color, or starts to bleed and itch. Regardless, you can always consult a dermatologist about new growths on your skin to be sure.
No. Unlike warts, skin tags don’t spread to other parts of the body or to other people, even through direct contact. Removing one skin tag doesn’t directly lead to the growth of new tags, either.
Some people might notice new skin tags after having one removed from a certain part of the body. However, this simply means that the affected area is more prone to skin tags by default.
Some people might notice new skin tags after having one removed from a certain part of the body. However, this simply means that the affected area is more prone to skin tags by default.
There are several DIY skin tag removal methods circulating on the Internet nowadays. However, if you try removing the tag yourself, you can end up with an infected wound, an unsightly scar, and other complications. It may also be quite painful if you’re dealing with a larger skin tag.
Over-the-counter medications for skin tag removal may be safer than DIY alternatives. The problem now lies in the application, however. People often end up applying more of the product on surrounding skin instead of the actual tag, causing additional blisters and scars.
In the end, your best bet for getting rid of skin tags is to consult a board-licensed dermatologist. These skin care professionals use only sterile and safe instruments to remove skin tags.
Over-the-counter medications for skin tag removal may be safer than DIY alternatives. The problem now lies in the application, however. People often end up applying more of the product on surrounding skin instead of the actual tag, causing additional blisters and scars.
In the end, your best bet for getting rid of skin tags is to consult a board-licensed dermatologist. These skin care professionals use only sterile and safe instruments to remove skin tags.