What are these Skin Tags?
Genital skin tags and genital warts are two common skin conditions. They can be confused for one another because of where they develop and how they look.
Genital skin tags are round, soft skin growths that develop on a stalk. They look like tiny, deflated balloons. They aren’t harmful or cancerous, but they can be aggravating, especially if they snag on clothes or are rubbed during intercourse.
Genital warts are lesions or bumps that are flat or slightly raised on the skin’s surface. They usually feel rough or bumpy, and may resemble a cauliflower.
Like skin stags, genital warts aren’t dangerous or cancerous, but they’re a sign of an infection. Treatment is necessary to prevent the infection from spreading.
Keep reading to learn more about what these bumps look like, what causes them, and how they’re treated.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
No, a topical anaesthetic will be used to alleviate any discomfort.
Healing takes around 3-7 days following treatment.
The total wart removal operation should not take longer than two hours. Occasionally, it may be less. The discharge occurs shortly after our professionals have advised you to take certain safeguards.
The total wart removal operation should not take longer than two hours. Occasionally, it may be less. The discharge occurs shortly after our professionals have advised you to take certain safeguards.