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Skin Tag Removal

Skin tags (scientifically known as acrochordons) are harmless,

non-cancerous overgrowths of normal skin.

They are incredibly common, completely benign, and typically look like small,

soft, flesh-colored or slightly darker bumps hanging off the skin by a thin stalk.

Skin tags typically form in areas where skin rubs against skin or clothing.

While anyone can develop them, they are more common in adults who are older,

pregnant (due to hormonal changes), or living with diabetes or obesity,

as these factors increase skin folds and internal friction.