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Skin tags treatment
I have skin tags on groin area.
Is there any lotion for skin tags?
Are skin tags cancerous and will they go away on their own?
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They will not go on its own. It needs to be removed.
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Hello,
Skin tags cannot be removed with any lotions. They are not cancerous and can be easily removed by a procedure known as RF cauterisation.
Consult at my clinic in Vasant Vihar to confirm your diagnosis and get further information and cost of procedure.
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In areas of friction such as thighs and groin, skin tags can become inflamed and irritated due to rubbing while walking. It is advisable to get them removed.
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It has to be removed with the help of lasers or rf machine .There is no lotion to remove it.
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