Skin tag (acrochordon) removal is the surgical removal of skin tags. Skin tags are small benign skin growths, that commonly form in the creases of the skin, such as the armpit, knee, and around the eyes. Although harmless, many patients find them aesthetically unpleasing and seek their removal. Skin tags most commonly occur in middle aged or obese patients.

They can be removed by freezing, cutting them off or through the use of sutures to tie them off. Recommended for Removing uncomfortable or unsightly skin tags Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1. Skin tags commonly grown on the neck, armpit, and eyelids. Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1. Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1. Skin tags commonly grown on the neck, armpit, and eyelids.,

Before deciding on which method to remove skin tags, patients should consult with the doctor to establish the best way to remove the skin tag.,

Skin tags can be removed in a number of ways. In some cases they are 'tied off' with a small length of thread or sutures, in others, the doctor will use liquid nitrogen to freeze the skin tag, which will drop off after a week. In some cases skin tags can be removed surgically.

Anesthesia Usually none, in rare cases, local anesthetic is used. Procedure duration The Skin Tag (Acrochordon) Removal takes 30 to 60 minutes. Skin tags are removed via freezing, surgical removal or by tying them with thread or sutures.,

Post procedure care Keep the area clean and dry to avoid infection.,