Subject: Safe and-effective way to get-rid of skin-tags and-moles

From: Ilse <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2018 13:53:33 -0400

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Skin tags may be flesh-colored. They can also be darker than the surrounding skin due to hyperpigmentation. If a skin tag becomes twisted, it may turn black due to a lack of blood flow. What causes skin tags? It's unclear exactly what causes skin tags. Since they usually show up in skin folds, friction may play a role. Skin tags are made up of blood vessels and collagen surrounded by an outer layer of skin.

Being female. According to the Cleveland Clinic, skin tags occur more often in women than men, and they often appear at middle age and may be related to weight gain. Aging. Skin tags are one of the most common skin ailments related to aging according to the Mayo Clinic. Other skin maladies mentioned include wrinkles and age spots. Friction. As noted, areas where skin rubs against skin, or against clothing or jewelry, may be more prone to developing skin tags. Genetics. If a family member has skin tags, you may have a higher risk factor.

Surgery. Your physician may recommend an in-office procedure where the skin tag is removed with a scalpel. This will involve a topical anesthetic and little downtime. Cryotherapy. In researching how to remove a skin tag, freezing often comes up in search engines. However, it requires more than just the application of an ice cube at home. A liquid nitrogen compound is carefully applied to the affected area. This procedure is best for those with lighter skin and in areas where there is little hair growth. Cauterization. Burning off a skin tag should never be attempted at home. This is a procedure that must be conducted by an experienced medical professional.