Can Skin Tags Go Away On Their Own?

As mysteriously as they arrive, they stay. If you’ve ever found yourself googling if a skin tag will fall off on its own, look no further. They rarely do and just like that you’ve made a new friend who’s not going anywhere. Surely they would grow to a point where they just fall off? If only it were that simple.

For a gentle at-home option to include as part of your skin care routine, H-Skin Tags Formula is a homeopathic medicine formulated for skin prone to benign skin tags.

Do Skin Tags Go Away on Their Own?

Successfully ignoring a skin tag really depends on the area. And no, this doesn’t mean geographically. We mean areas on the body. Having a skin tag on your neck is as easy to ignore as a stone in your shoe. It catches onto clothing and jewelry and if pulled, it can actually be slightly painful. Other areas might be a bit easier to deal with if they’re somewhere without constant friction and not on your face. These factors make it particularly challenging to pretend it's not there.

Can you hope it goes away? Perhaps but most skin tags don't disappear on their own. When a skin tag grows, it is firmly attached to the skin. It has a blood supply and blood vessels. This means that it doesn’t just fade away or shrink naturally. It's set up camp and it's here to stay. However, on the odd and rare occasion, sometimes they do fall off. This only happens when the skin tag gets twisted and its blood supply is cut off. But, this does not mean that you should twist your skin tag. If you’d like to get it removed, there are options available.

How Do You Get Rid of a Skin Tag?

Benign skin tags are usually harmless and painless, they’re just there. There are a few reasons you might want to get yours removed and it could be because it’s catching onto things or they’re simply bothering you in general.

Here are some in-office procedures for skin tag removal:

• Cryotherapy (Freezing)
• Electrocautery (Burning)
• Snipping or excision (Cutting off)

All of these options are done in a clinic or at the doctor's office by a professional. It is strongly advised that all of these options are not performed at home. Trying to do this yourself can lead to pain, bleeding and infection.

Getting to Know H-Skin Tags Formula

In-office procedures may seem a bit intimidating when it comes to caring for your skin tag. An at-home option could be a gentle first step at making H-Skin Tags Formula part of your daily skin care routine.

The formula is a homeopathic topical formulated for skin prone to benign skin tags. It is made up of homeopathic ingredients and does not involve acids or freezing. H-Skin Tags Formula is gentle on sensitive skin and can be used on the following areas:

• Face
• Neck
• Under the arms
• Stomach, back & legs

Application is done by simply dabbing a few drops directly onto the skin tag. It easily falls into a daily routine and can be done without having to leave home.

Why Do Skin Tags Keep Appearing?

If you have one skin tag, it's not uncommon that you have more. You’ll find that they cluster together in certain areas such as under the bra line and neck, while other areas might just have a lone ranger, like a single one under the armpit.

Why they appear in the first place can happen for a number of reasons, including:

• Skin tags can develop through friction from clothing.
• It’s genetic, and if your parents have them, you might get them too.
• Going through hormonal changes can cause them to grow.
• Skin tags can be more common in areas where skin rubs against skin, including skin folds.

If a skin tag is removed completely, it is unlikely to grow back. However new skin tags may still grow in other areas for some of the reasons mentioned above. If a skin tag is not completely removed, there is a possibility it could recur, although new skin tags are more likely to develop elsewhere.

When to See a Doctor About Skin Tags

Benign skin tags are usually harmless, but if you are experiencing any of the following it is advised that you speak to a medical professional:

• Bleeding
• Pain
• Changes in color or size
• Lots of new skin tags develop suddenly
• Signs of infection such as pus, redness or swelling

Frequently Asked Questions About Skin Tags

What causes skin tags?

Skin tags could be caused by several factors. Hormonal changes in the body, such as pregnancy, could cause them to grow. They’re also common in adults, especially people over 60. Genetics can play a role too, as can friction against skin and clothing.

How do I prevent skin tags?

Some skin tags are inevitable, but there are some preventive steps you can take, such as living a healthy lifestyle, maintaining a healthy weight, wearing loose clothing and keeping your skin dry.

Can I remove a skin tag on my own?

No. A skin tag should never be removed at home. This can cause bleeding, infection and pain.

How do I apply H-Skin Tags Formula?

H-Skin Tags Formula can be applied by dabbing a few drops onto the area or as directed on the product.

How long does H-Skin Tags Formula take to work?

Results vary from person to person, and depend on the size and number of skin tags.

Can I use H-Skin Tags Formula if I’m not sure it’s a skin tag?

If you are unsure if the growth you have is a skin tag, it is recommended that you speak to a healthcare professional.

Sources

1. Medi. Everything You Need to Know About Skin Tag Removal
2. Harvard Health Publishing School. Skin tag removal: Optional but effective
3. American Academy of Dermatology Association. Skin tags: Why they develop, and how to remove them
4. Health Direct. Skin tags (acrochordons)

Note: H-Skin Tags Formula is a homeopathic medicine. Use only as directed. If the area becomes irritated, painful, bleeds, changes in appearance, or if you are unsure whether the growth is a skin tag, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.