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Skin Tags are little flesh-toned growths that occur on your skin. They are most common on areas of the body where clothing can rub, or where the skin folds.

The most common areas for skin tags to appear are the neck, armpits, groin, and under the breasts.

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What Causes: Skin Tags

Skin Tags are caused by your body producing too many cells in the top layer of your skin. They can be caused by the skin being repeatedly rubbed or irritated by clothing, for example. They may look unsightly and annoying but they are nothing to worry about and are more common as you age.

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Visia Digital Skin Analysis

When we use the Visia Digital Skin Analysis to assess your skin, we are using a tool that allows us to see deep below the surface layer of your skin and detect a multiple of potential concerns. This advanced technology allows us to pick up on issues such as spots, wrinkles, texture, pores, UV spots, scars, red areas, porphyrins and more.

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