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Acrochordons are more commonly referred to as skin tags and are normally benign skin growths that appear around eyelids, armpits, neck and under breasts. They do vary in shape, size and pigmentation, but are usually quite smooth or sometimes may have a few wrinkles. Most people with skin tags look at having them removed with surgical procedures. Get Rid of Mole, Warts or Skin Tags in Just 3 Days The cost of removing acrochordons can vary depending on the procedure and location of treatment. As all procedures are for cosmetic reasons they are not normally covered by medical insurance. However, there are plenty of natural remedies available for removing skin tags that are safe, cheap and reliable. Many remedies can be tried at home using readily available products from your kitchen.
Some home remedies can be as simple as tying the stalk of the tag with thread and waiting for the main tag to fall off within a few days. Other methods include applying nail polish directly onto the tag and effectively killing it over the course of a few days. Results vary from person to person depending on the technique used and the size of skin tag that requires treatment. Most natural remedies are as effective as surgical procedures but have the added benefit of being a fraction of the cost.
After treating skin tags, whether through a surgical procedure or a natural remedy, there is no indication whether they will grow back. The simple fact is that some people are more prone to developing these than others. If you are prone to skin tags and want to reduce the possibility of developing more in the future, then just being aware of some of the causes can really help you prevent future acrochordons from developing.
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