Skin tags (acrochordons) are common, benign growths of skin that often develop in areas of friction such as the neck, underarms, eyelids, and groin.
While harmless, they may:
At DNC clinic, every lesion is clinically assessed first to confirm it is safe to remove.
Approximately 15–30 minutes
Minimal to none
Typically one session
Immediate removal (healing over days)
 Usually not required (topical if needed)
Adults with clinically assessed benign lesions
Unlike non-medical clinics, we prioritise diagnosis before treatment.
We treat skin with precision, not trends.
Step 1: Medical Consultation
Full skin assessment to confirm diagnosis.
Step 2: Personalised Plan
Selection of the safest and most appropriate removal method.
Step 3: TreatmentÂ
Quick, precise removal in a clinical setting.
Step 4: Aftercare & Review
Guidance on healing and optional follow-up.
Skin tag removal is a minor medical procedure and requires a clinical assessment before treatment, appropriate technique selection, and medical oversight.Â
Most are benign, but assessment is essential to rule out other conditions.
Usually well tolerated. Local anaesthetic may be used if needed.
Removed lesions typically do not return, but new ones may develop.
We aim to minimise scarring using precise techniques, but healing varies.
Yes, depending on clinical assessment.
Yes — this is essential for safe and appropriate treatment.
Start with a medical consultation so we can assess suitability, understand your goals, and create a natural, personalised plan.
