Skin Tag / Cherry Removal

Skin tags are soft, flesh-colored or slightly darker skin growths most commonly found in various areas of our body. They begin as small flesh-colored spots and may grow on a small stalk or stem. They are usually harmless but may be unattractive and/or irritated by clothing or skin friction, leading to painful bleeding. a skin tag can be removed if it becomes irritated, bleeds or for appearance purposes.

Similarly, cherry angiomas or ruby spots are harmless clusters of dilated capillaries that become more common with age. They can vary in size ranging from very small to very large. Although they are painless and harmless, cherry angiomas may bleed profusely if injured until pressure is applied to stop the bleeding. Cherry angiomas do not generally require any treatment but they can be removed for appearance purposes.