Skin Tags (acrochordon) are bits of flesh-coloured or darkly pigmented tissue that project from the surrounding skin. They are a type of skin growth or tumour and are completely benign. CMC provides a quick and easy removal procedure using laser technology.
At Cosmetic Medical Clinic, we use a CO2 laser to precisely and completely remove skin tags, leaving the surrounding tissue intact. Laser skin tag removal is an efficient and simple procedure. Depending on how the skin tag grows, the healing period generally takes around 5 days.
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CMC in Sydney has been providing top-quality lesion and mole removal treatments for over 15 years. We have the experience, technology, and expertise to deliver the best possible results for our clients. here are some of our FAQ’s
The pricing for the removal will depend on the size, location as well as the number of skin tag that needs to be removed. (The starting price for each lesion will be lower if removing multiple lesions within the same session)
Our specialist will be able to advise you with a quotation for how much the total removal will cost when you attend a consultation at CMC.
Please note that estimation for this procedure can not be provided via telephone or email.
Skin tags mainly occur on areas such as the neck, armpit, groin and eyelids, and are thought to occur from skin friction, wherein the skin rubs against skin or clothing. Hormone elevations, such as those seen during pregnancy may also cause an increase in their formation. They are generally not cancerous (malignant) and do not become cancerous if left untreated. These are essentially harmless and do not have to be treated unless they are bothersome.
They may be easily removed with a scalpel or a laser-cutting device. There are extremely rare cases where the condition may become precancerous or cancerous. Skin tag-like bumps that bleed, grow, or display multiple colours like pink, brown, red, or black can require a biopsy to exclude other causes like skin cancer.
They may be easily removed with a scalpel or a laser-cutting device. There are extremely rare cases where the condition may become precancerous or cancerous. Skin tag-like bumps that bleed, grow, or display multiple colours like pink, brown, red, or black can require a biopsy to exclude other causes like skin cancer.
Except for the cosmetic appearance, these benign growths generally cause no physical pain or discomfort. However, they can cause symptoms when repeatedly irritated, for example, by the collar or in the groin.
Cosmetic skin tag removal for unsightly appearance is perhaps the most common reason they are removed. Occasionally, a tag needs to be removed. This can be due to irritation and bleeding (hemorrhage) or due to twisting and the death of skin tissue (necrosis). In both cases, the tag may become red or black.
At times, these may become snagged by clothing, jewellery, pets, or seat belts, causing pain or discomfort. Occasionally, a tag may also spontaneously fall off without any pain or discomfort. This usually occurs after a tag has twisted on itself at the stalk base, interrupting the blood flow to the area
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