You are probably already aware of this, but a skin tag can be easily removed by a doctor.
The most common reasons people want a different skin tag remover method is because, A) when they're removed by a doctor they can leave scaring; B) It can become quite an expensive task and; C) most of the time they will leave a scar.
If you're serious about removing your own skin tags, you'll be glad to know you have a quite few options.
The only problem with having so many options is, you need to decide which methods are safe and which ones to avoid.
Keep reading because below I've listed some common methods people are using every day.
By the end of this article you'll have a good understanding of how to get rid of them and which ones are safe.
3 common skin tag removal solutions: Cutting the it off This is a common technique people use.
They will normally purchase a new set of nail clippers or scissors.
This isn't the safest of the techniques used, but if you decide to go down this track I strongly recommend doing 2 things.
First, be sure to buy new scissors/nail clippers, DON"T use ones you have at home.
Second, make sure to sterilize them before you go near your skin tag with them.
Once it's removed, clean the wound thoroughly and bandage it up to avoid infection.
Freezing it off This is a common method doctors use, only it won't cost you anywhere near as much.
A kit can be bought from your local chemist or drug store.
Read the instructions carefully and be sure to follow them step by step.
Cut out the blood supply This is a common skin tag remover.
Most people will use either dental floss or some thread.
It is then used to tie around the base to cut off the blood supply.
This process can take hours or a couple of days for it to fall off.
All of these techniques work.
People are using them every day, but some people don't feel comfortable with these techniques incase they do it all wrong.