This treatment includes:

• Up to three, five, or ten skin tag removals
• A complementary consultation with one of our expert staff members
• Safe, effective non-invasive skin tag removal

Looking to get rid of pesky skin tags without any hassle? Our San Antonio skin tag removal offers a quick, safe, and non-invasive solution. Performed by skilled professionals, the treatment utilizes advanced methods like cryotherapy or iris scissors. Cryotherapy promotes increased blood flow, ensuring faster healing and skin rejuvenation. Trust us for effective skin tag removal in San Antonio, and enjoy smooth, clear skin without the stress.

How to identify whether you have a skin tag:

• Skin tags are small, soft, flesh-colored or slightly darker growths that hang off the skin’s surface. They are typically:
  • Smooth or slightly wrinkled.
  • Attached to the skin by a thin stalk (also known as a peduncle).
  • Painless and harmless, though they may become irritated if rubbed by clothing or jewelry.
  • Found in areas where skin frequently folds, such as the neck, armpits, under the breasts, eyelids, or groin.

What Skin Tags Do NOT Look Like:

• Skin tags are distinct from other skin conditions because they:
  • Are not flat; they protrude and dangle from the skin.
  • Do not have irregular borders or unusual pigmentation like some moles.
  • Are not rough, crusty, or scaly like warts.
  • Do not grow inward or develop deep roots under the skin.

Differences Between Skin Tags, Moles, and Warts:

• Skin Tags: Soft, flesh-colored, and attached by a stalk. They do not grow or change significantly over time.
• Moles: Can be flat or raised, typically darker in color (brown, black, or red), and may have irregular edges. Unlike skin tags, moles are solidly attached to the skin and do not hang.
• Warts: Usually rough or grainy in texture, warts are caused by a viral infection (HPV). They tend to be flat or raised but do not dangle from the skin like skin tags. Warts can appear in clusters and often have a rough, cauliflower-like surface.