TagBand is a skin tag removal device that removes skin tags. It gets to work by stopping the skin tags blood supply.
The TagBand tool is designed to be used on skin tags on the face and body and it works fast to eliminate skin tags from small to large in size.
The included cone is placed over the skin tag with the removal device pushing off the band. The attached band will tighten onto the base of the skin tag where it will remain until treatment is complete. The band will fall off with the treated skin tag leaving just a small blemish.
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Skin tags are small benign, skin-colored growths that are very common in areas such as the armpit, neck, groin and genital areas. Skin tags are not cancerous but it's important not to mistake your skin tag for any other conditions such as warts, moles or other skin conditions. A skin tags blood supply is vital to its growth and survival. TagBand uses a small band to cut the skin tag's blood supply. TagBand has not been designed to be used on skin tags on dogs and other animals. TagBand should only be used on humans. There are a few other ways you can remove skin tags, one being oils, ointments and skin tag removal patches. Tee tree oil and apple cider vinegar are often used to try and remove skin tags as a home natural remedy. This supposedly works by drying the skin tag. Another way to remove skin tags is by cryotherapy, this works by using liquid nitrogen to freeze the skin tag. Once the skin tag has been frozen successfully skin tags generally take two weeks to fall off. Cryotherapy can be effective but this can be a dangerous procedure and it's best to leave this kind of treatment to Dr. Pimple Popper!
Q-Can a skin tag turn into cancer?
A-Skin tags are made up of skin tissue, fat, and nerve cells but they rarely turn cancerous. These growths are non-malignant in nature and people get them removed for aesthetic reasons
Q-Do removed skin tags grow back?
A-Skin tags that are removed with full success almost never grow back at the same place. However, if the root cause is not treated there is a slight chance of their growing in other parts of the body.
Q-Can you use wart remover to remove skin tags?
A-Yes, wart removers with salicylic acid or liquid nitrogen can be used to remove skin tags. Salicylic acid helps in destroying the tissue structure of the skin tag and has to be applied twice daily until the tag dries off and falls. Liquid nitrogen-based wart removers work by freezing the skin tag after single application after which the skin tag begins to shrink and drops off within two to three weeks.
Q-Are skin tags a form of HPV?
A-HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) increases one’s risk of developing skin tags. Those who have skin tags should get themselves examined if they suspect the virus to be a cause of skin tags and take necessary treatment to curb the possibility of new skin tags.
Q-Do skin tags hurt?
A-Skin tags are painless but tend to hurt or bleed if they are twisted or get injured. Skin tags located on parts of the body that are prone to external trauma or friction may cause a lot of discomfort to the patient and should be removed to prevent them from getting injured.
Q-How much does it cost to get rid of skin tags?
A-If you wish to get your skin tags removed surgically by a doctor, the procedure may cost above £90 but with advancements in medical science, at-home skin tag removal kits like Tagband have been made available at a fraction of the cost of most surgical procedures.
Q-Do skin tags come off on their own?
A-Skin tags do not come off on their own. To remove them you need to take help of surgical procedures, at-home removal kits or natural methods to destroy the cell structure of the skin tag.
Conclusion
Skin tags are a cause of stress for many people because of their appearance and the discomfort they cause. If you wish to get them removed, you should first get the growth examined by a doctor to ensure that the growth is a skin tag.