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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about SKIN TAG REMOVAL..
Most SKIN TAG REMOVAL. appointments take between 5 and 30 minutes depending on tag size and quantity. Small single tags can be removed in under ten minutes; multiple tags require more time for safe, precise treatment and consultation.
Discomfort is usually minimal. We use gentle techniques and topical numbing when appropriate. Clients often report only brief stinging or pressure during removal and mild tenderness for a few days that resolves with basic aftercare.
Pricing starts at $100 for the first tag and $50 for each additional tag. Exact cost depends on number and size of tags; we provide an estimate during consultation and can discuss package or multi-tag pricing if needed.
Scarring is uncommon when treated properly. Follow aftercare instructions: keep the area clean, avoid picking, apply recommended ointment, and protect from sun. Most sites heal smoothly with minimal to no noticeable scarring over time.
Good candidates are individuals with benign skin tags that cause irritation or cosmetic concern. We perform a brief consultation to confirm the diagnosis; suspicious lesions are referred to a medical specialist for evaluation prior to removal.
Aftercare includes keeping the area clean, applying a sterile dressing or ointment as directed, avoiding heavy friction, and protecting from sun. Healing typically occurs within one to two weeks; follow-up is available if concerns arise.