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I’m curious to hear about experiences with over-the-counter skin tag removal products. Have you found them effective? How did the process go for you, and were there any side effects or complications? I’m considering trying this approach rather than visiting a dermatologist and would appreciate any insights or recommendations from those who have tried it.
Thank you!
CarolinaEhh depending on size, I’d yank it with tweezers or tie dental floss around it. That’s just me tho
AngieMy derm told be to get as tiny fingernail scissors and cut it near the base. It worked perfect.
MariIf you reduce sugar and carbs, they’ll fall off. It’s a sign of insulin resistance. Just fyi.
AprilI used the small patches. Worked fine and the patches nearly matched my skin so it wasn’t obvious
KarenI’ve used the little tiny bands that are put on using a plunger like device. Sold as a kit. It took about 5 days and did work. The topical stuff didn’t. I’m trying to find a safe way to remove a couple on my eyelid.
The bands pop off when I blink. Lol
NicholeI failed at floss so I put nail polish top coat on daily, dried it out and came off easy.
DinaI used Tea tree oil.
2-3 times a day until it dried up, then tied dental floss around it and it fell off.AnnaIt’s $30 at cvs here in New York. My derm says it doesn’t work.
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