A small piece of skin, either flat (sessile) or on a stalk (peduncle), is referred to as a skin tag. These typically benign growths often appear on areas like the eyelids, neck, armpits, upper chest, and groin. Usually, they are asymptomatic unless subjected to repeated irritation, such as from clothing. Treatment options include freezing the tag with liquid nitrogen or surgical removal using a scalpel or scissors if it causes discomfort or is undesirable for cosmetic reasons. Skin tags are also known as acrochordons.

Warts are tiny, harmless growths triggered by strains of human papillomavirus (HPV). Their response to treatments can vary, and they may vanish on their own, though this might take several years. Over-the-counter remedies for warts typically include salicylic acid products and freezing kits. If you can’t get rid of your warts we can help you with other solutions.

Benign subcutaneous lesions, including lipomas and ganglion cysts, are frequently encountered  skin lesions. Lipomas, the most common type, is a benign, non-cancerous tumor made of fat cells that usually develops just under the skin. Lipomas are typically soft, painless, and movable, predominantly appear on the trunk and proximal extremities, ultrasound is increasingly used for diagnosis. In H&R Med you can find experts health care provider to help you diagnosing and recommend you the best medical options to treat  your lesions.