I've got skin tags I'd love gone.
Skin tags and warts are common and usually harmless, but every lesion should be looked at properly before it's treated.
What's usually going on
Skin tags, warts, verrucae, cherry angiomas and seborrhoeic keratoses are very common and usually harmless. They can catch on clothing or jewellery, or simply bother you.
Why assessment comes first
Every lesion is looked at properly before it's treated. Anything that doesn't look typical isn't frozen; you'll be referred, or offered a specialist report.
See your GP promptly about any mole or mark that's new, changing, bleeding, itching or looks different from the others.
What happens next
What bothers you, and your medical history.
A proper look at your skin and face.
Honest options, including doing nothing.
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