See a dermatologist or healthcare professional for proper diagnosis before removal
Do not cut, burn, or tie off skin tags at home
Use sterile medical removal methods performed by a professional
Ask about cryotherapy, snip removal, electrocautery, or ligation
Follow all aftercare instructions if a skin tag is removed
Keep the area clean and dry
Watch for bleeding, redness, swelling, pain, or infection
Seek medical care if the skin tag changes color, grows quickly, or bleeds
Avoid over-the-counter products unless approved by a clinician
Consider removal only if the skin tag is irritated, painful, or cosmetically bothersome