Skin tag removal shown live - easy DIY at home

I simply show removing a skin tag off me and how easy it is to do at home.
It's the same procedure I had done by a doctor for $200, but that was on my eyelid. Any tag in a spot like that and I would have a doctor with a steady hand do it for me.

I made sure to sterilize the skin around the tag, my hands and all tools with alcohol (and I let them dry because alcohol stings!). I also had sterile pads handy to stop any bleeding. Also, I used antibiotic ointment and a band-aid afterwards to prevent infection.

Removing, or cutting off, a skin tag is a simple procedure. For hard to reach spots, it was essential that I had someone helping me. There is no way I could have seen under my arm and done a good job. Even if I had a mirror it would have been awkward, to say the least.

This is just what I did for me. I am not a doctor or any sort of medical professional. I cannot diagnose or recommend treatments. Do some research and make up your own mind what is right for you. Don't follow anyone blindly.

Music: "See Mine Own Sweet Jewel" Written by Thomas Morley (1557-1602) - One of Morley's more famous three-part madrigals (Bass, alto, soprano). Played up-tempo to reveal the way-cool rhythmic elements and sophisticated counter-point. And "jewel" probably didn't mean jewelry...yes, they had racy music back then, too.
Performed beautifully by Jon Sayles. No copyright restrictions. As Jon says on his site: "All of the recordings on this site are freely available - for you to download, listen, burn to CDs, share (eMail) to anyone, use in school assignments or as incidental music for plays, software games, etc.
None of this stuff's for sale. I'm only doing this for the music."

More of Jon's performances of racy and other kinds of music at http://www.jsayles.com/familypages/earlymusic.htm

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