Legacy Dermatology combines precision diagnostics, advanced treatment technology, and patient-focused care to provide safe, effective, and minimally invasive removal. Our team assesses each tag’s size, location, and sensitivity to select the most suitable procedure: scalpel excision, cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, or electrosurgery for controlled ablation. Each method prioritizes patient comfort, safety, and cosmetic outcomes, ensuring rapid recovery and minimal scarring.
While skin tags are medically harmless, untreated tags may become inflamed, irritated, or infected, making removal advantageous beyond aesthetics. Our comprehensive approach also includes evaluating skin health, preventing post-procedural complications, and offering guidance to reduce recurrence. With decades of experience, Legacy Dermatology is uniquely positioned to deliver results that are scientifically advanced, safe, and patient-centered.
Board-certified dermatologists perform minimally invasive procedures
Innovative devices ensure optimal patient safety
Customized solutions for every skin type
Skin tags are benign and generally harmless. Rare changes may require dermatologist evaluation.
Most in-office procedures are under 30 minutes, with multiple tags safely removed during one session.
Minimal discomfort occurs; topical or local anesthesia can further ensure a painless experience.
Removed tags do not regrow; however, new tags may form in friction areas.
Temporary redness, slight swelling, or mild tenderness; serious complications are extremely rare.
Choice depends on tag size, skin location, and patient preference; cryotherapy or electrosurgery is often preferred.
Yes, Legacy Dermatology safely removes multiple tags in one session with minimal risk.
Gentle cleansing, protective dressings, and targeted ointments ensure optimal healing and reduce irritation.
Minimal scarring is expected with expert techniques; most scars fade naturally over time.
Typically cosmetic; coverage depends on medical necessity and individual insurance policies.