Wart & Skin Tag Removal

Warts are caused by a virus and can spread to other areas or people. Many eventually resolve without treatment — although that can take months or even years.

Skin tags are benign skin growths often found in areas such as the neck, underarms, and eyelids. They can become irritated by clothing, jewelry, or shaving.

Sometimes Stubborn. Still Treatable.

Warts can occur in different forms and locations, and no single treatment works for every wart.

Depending on the wart, its location, and previous treatments, dermatologic treatment may include cryotherapy, topical or prescription therapies, destructive techniques, or other approaches.

Benign Doesn’t Mean Not Annoying.

Dermatologists can remove skin tags using methods such as snip removal, cryotherapy, or electrodesiccation — depending on the individual growth.

A changing growth deserves evaluation, not assumption.

Especially if symptoms are new or won’t settle down.

One wart can become several — sooner is easier.

Prescription-strength options go further than the pharmacy aisle.

Uncertainty alone is a perfectly good reason to have us look.

Yes. Because warts are viral, recurrence or additional warts can occur.

Often, yes — depending on their number, size, and location.

Coverage varies. Removal performed solely for appearance is commonly considered cosmetic.

We recommend having a questionable or bothersome growth evaluated before attempting removal yourself.