Body Skin Tags Created By Constant Rubbing

Symptoms

A skin tag is a small, elevated flap of tissue that hangs off the skin by a connecting stalk.

Causes

Skin tags are common. These small flaps or tags eventually appear in areas where the skin over time is continually rubbed by clothing of some sort. Men may acquire tags around the neck where a collared shirt is worn on a regular basis. A woman might have them where a bra continually sits and rubs the skin. Though it may take a period of time to grow a skin flag, the removal of them is a quick solution.

How we treat it

Skin tag removal at Mad Peaches is performed using a cauterization machine. It is a safe, non-invasive treatment that permanently removes unsightly skin growths. The Superfrecator uses high-frequency electrical current which by a micro-probe cauterizes the growth.

As the skin tag is removed, a natural protective coating of scab develops. Within the few days after your treatment, the scab will fall off naturally and be replaced by healthy new skin. In most clients, there is no visible sign of the previous skin growth.

Most clinics and offices offer a liquid nitrogen treatment to remove skin tags, which can take multiple treatments and be costly to the client. The Superfrecator is generally more effective, only needing one treatment and in turn being more cost effective. Permanent removal of skin growths is now fast, easy AND affordable.

The Superfrecator can also remove:

• Cholesterol Deposits, also known as Milia
• Common moles and warts
• Cherry Angiomas
• Keratosis

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