Medical disclaimer
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The short version: this site is information, not medicine. For medicine, see a licensed clinician — which is, not coincidentally, what this site helps you do.
No medical advice
All content on Skin Tags Gone — articles, city guides, FAQs, pricing explanations — is general information for a lay audience. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not tailored to your situation. We are not a medical practice and we do not employ clinicians. Never disregard professional medical advice, or delay seeking it, because of something you read here.
No doctor–patient relationship
Using this site, searching it, or emailing us does not create a doctor–patient or any other professional relationship with anyone. If you contact a practice found through our directory, your relationship is with that practice alone.
Listings are not endorsements
We compile provider listings from public sources in good faith, but a listing is not a recommendation, referral, or guarantee of quality, and information can go stale between our reviews. Before booking, verify the details that matter — including a provider's current license status, which you can check free through your state's medical board.
When to see a clinician — promptly
Skin tags are benign, but not everything that looks like a skin tag is one. See a licensed clinician promptly about any skin growth that is new and changing, bleeding, painful, irregular in color or border, or simply different from the others. That check is quick, and it's the single best reason removal belongs with a professional rather than a home kit.
If you have a medical emergency, call 911 (or your local emergency number) — do not use this website.
Questions
Questions about this disclaimer can go to hello@skintagsgone.com. Questions about your skin should go to a clinician.