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On your neck, could be skin tags instead of moles

Posted By: Sounds like on 2009-01-27
In Reply to: Moles -- any of you tried removing these at home - bugging me

I would never bother moles but have had skin tags removed. They are the little fleshy protuberances that appear, especially around your neck. I had some clipped at the dermatologist's office and clipped 1 at my home with small scissors but the one I did at home was sorta painful. As you age they start showing up and they do return.


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not in my neck of the woods....
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make a 'garlic-necklace' and put it around your cat's neck!
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Dead skin floating around.
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I found this Super E Natural vitamin E ointment for $5.00 at my local drug store and it went away almost immediately.  Hope you find something that helps!  


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Thank you!! oh yeah forgot that, i do get very dry/itchy skin too. sm
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I am nearly as bad as he sounds as far as having highly sensitive skin -
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