Have you ever tried to remove skin tags that cover your privates even though they don’t seem to be an infection? In other words, they look like small pimples; they don’t smell, they don’t itch. But the sight looks like the gathering of several small unripe pimples that’s somewhat irritating to look at.

Skin tags are soft tissues or soft growth that develop from the surface of your skin. When you press it, it bends. It doesn’t bring out pus or anything but remains irritating to the eyes. If you have a partner, he/she might think you have an infection.

According to Live Science – a skin tag is only a skin growth that can be smooth or irregular. Katy Burris, MD, an assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University and board-certified dermatologist practicing at Columbia University Medical Center in New York City, simply puts it like this: “A skin tag is a soft growth of normal skin that appears like a small tag. They tend to appear in areas of high friction, where skin may rub clothing or other skin.”

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