How Do You Remove Skin Tags With A Liquid Bandage?
Skin tags can be annoying and unsightly, often appearing under arms, around the neck and between legs, where continual rubbing by skin or clothing occurs. Skin tags can be removed by dermatologists or at home using simple and effective methods, such as tying off the tag, cutting it off at the skin’s surface and using liquid bandage to slough off the tag. Cutting and tying the tag can be painful and cause bleeding. Liquid bandage is the best treatment for areas on the face or body that may be visible to others, as it can take time to completely remove the skin tag. Shower the area completely and scrub the vicinity of the tag with soap and water. Be careful not to pull on the tag to the point of irritation or bleeding. Dry the area completely by patting the tag and surrounding skin with a soft towel. Allow the skin to air dry. Wet a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol. Swab the tag and the area nearby with alcohol, using care to avoid eyes and other mucous membranes. Wait 10 to 15 minutes t
