Skin tags (or Acrochorda in medical terms) appear most commonly on the neck, armpits, eyelids, inner thighs and groin areas of the skin. These abnormal growths are typically flesh – colored and vary in size. They are composed of blood vessels and collagen fibers, so you should not get any pain and they will not affect your health. There is no definite cause for the existence … [Read more...]

Skin tags are benign tumors and non-cancerous growth of the skin. They are completely harmless yet they affect a person’s appearance and cause discomfort. They are smooth or wrinkles flesh colored growths which vary in size. Skin tags are comprised of blood vessels and collagen fibers surrounded by skin. The main reason behind their growth is still unknown yet friction is … [Read more...]

About 50% of people develop a skin tag at least once in their lifetime. Skin tags or acrochordons are non-cancerous growth which appears as a small bump of skin stalk hanging outside. Though the exact root cause is unknown, dermatologists believe that – skin tags develop when the collagen and blood vessels are trapped under the folds of skin. That is why they are usually … [Read more...]

Skin tags or papilloma are referred to non-cancerous growths on the surface of the skin. They mostly appear on chest, neck, face, eyelids, armpits, inner thighs and nose. They are quite harmless, painless and non-contagious. Yet they are considered unsightly in an aesthetic point of view by most of the women. Typically, they are flesh colored, smooth or wrinkled and vary … [Read more...]

Skin tags are benign growths that commonly occur on the neck, face, eyelids, thighs, under the breasts and underarms. They are medically acknowledged as acrochordon. They can grow at any time, regardless of the age but can increase as you get older. In some people, it grows in clusters. Usually, they are non-cancerous and don’t pose any health risks. They appear due to the … [Read more...]

Medically known as acrochorda, skin tags are abnormal and non-cancerous growths that develop on various parts of the body. They are not contagious. Mostly, these skin tags are harmless and can vary in number and size. They are usually of the same color as the skin or a little darker. These tiny bumps of growth consist of blood vessels and a protein fiber called … [Read more...]

Acrochorda, commonly known as skin tags, appear most frequently on the neck, armpits, groin, eyelids, chest, and inner thighs. Typically flesh-colored, they can be smooth or wrinkly and they vary in size. Composed of blood vessels and collagen fibers, skin tags are harmless and painless. The exact cause of skin tags is not known, but some theorize that they are caused by … [Read more...]