When Should You Worry About Skin Tags, Moles, and Birthmarks

Nevertheless, having the knowledge about every skin condition will put you on the right frame of mind and position to efficiently manage the situation.

Now, the question is:

How do I reduce or eradicate moles, skin tags or birthmarks from my skin?

Dermatologic surgeons can perfectly remove moles and skin tags from the skin, but you need to have an in-depth understanding of the situation before going for that option.

What are moles?

Moles are unusual growth on the skin made up of pigmented cells which appear in black or brown color. They can be identified on the skin of an individual and at different parts of the body. An average individual should have between ten to twenty moles on his body, and it develops from childhood.

However, not every mole or skin tag on the body is cancerous, but it is advisable not to ignore the development of moles, skin tags, freckles and benign lentigines. You need to examine them especially when you notice changes.

What causes the development of skin tags?

Skin tags and moles are natural, though some people are more prone to having them at different parts of the body. However, research shows that in some cases, they are caused by excess insulin in the body and can increase during pregnancy or on the body of people suffering from obesity.

Genetic predisposition is another factor that can cause skin tags and moles, and sometimes they appear because of friction.

When to get worried about Skin Tags, Moles, and Birthmarks

Moles that appear on your body from childhood should be of the same color and probably the same size. You should be concerned when you notice changes in color, size or height of the mole. More so, if you notice that the moles are becoming g painful, bleed or itchy, then you should take prompt action and consult a dermatologist (skin doctor)

It is good to be very observant about changes in your skin especially those areas that are exposed to the sun.

Birthmarks - as the name implies are noticed during the birth of a child and invariably can be found on the skin of every individual. Birthmarks they are of two types:

• The pigmented birthmarks and 
• The vascular birthmarks

As the child develops, birthmarks disappear on their own though it's been observed that the vascular birthmarks are usually permanent. Birthmarks do not pose the risk of cancer but also should be observed for changes.

At Harley Institute, we get questions from individuals having issues with their skin, but we always let them know that they shouldn't deal with skin issues unprofessionally. Don't try to remove or apply any substance on your skin without getting approval from an expert.

You're not alone on this - most of us have issues and imperfections on our skin and other parts of the body. Therefore, you should not be ashamed to share your worries with those who are more knowledgeable than you are.

Call us today and get expert advice from a professional and the solution to any skin related issue.