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I have these little floppy bits of skin in my underarms which I don’t like the look or feel of, and I sometimes even nick them when I’m shaving. Can they be treated?
What you are describing are skin tags, a very common and harmless growth. These little buds of skin usually grow in the underarms, neck, eyelids, under the breasts, or the groin area. Your dermatologist can snip or cauterize them for removal. It is a quick, nearly painless procedure, and healing read more...
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