ANAL TAG REMOVAL
removal of skin tags
Skin Tag Removal for Comfort & Hygiene
Easy removal of skin tags
About 1 in 2 people will experience anal tags in their lifetime and they often occur in midlife or around times of hormonal change such as pregnancy.
Anal skin tags are small areas of soft, dangly skin that form around the anus. They are generally about 2mm to 5mm and tend to appear like a stalk, but are sometimes larger or are often described as a small, fleshy grape.
Anal tags may also be called:
- cutaneous papilloma
- fibroepithelial polyp
- fibroma molluscum
- or Templeton skin tags.
The good news is that these are anal tags can be removed swiftly and easily in a simple procedure at Géniale.
EMBARRASSED or ANNOYED BY ANAL TAGS?
You don’t have to live with them, as these anal skin tags can be treated by removing them with a laser procedure by our medical specialist doctor.
Skin tags are uncomfortable and cause embarrassment or hygiene issues.
As with other skin tags, Anal Tags are normally harmless and are not a medical issue, but they can often be.
They can often be the legacy of previous haemorrhoids which have shrunk down to simple protrusions around the anal area.
Anal Skin Tags if left untreated can possibly lead to itching, irritability, and pain especially when subjected to friction or rubbing.
Don’t let these skin tags around the anal area continue to be a cause of humiliation, unsightly or a source of discomfort.
Key points:
- Laser under local anaesthetic
- Medical specialist doctor
- 15,000 Medical Procedures
- 40 minute procedure under local anaesthetic
- Makes personal hygiene easier, and allows better comfort and hygiene
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DIAGNOSING ANAL TAGS
Anal tags are generally diagnosed via a rectal exam where the doctor inserts a gloved, lubricated finger inside the rectum.
Your doctor may also examine the inside of the rectum (anoscopy) placing a small scope just inside the anus and using a lighted tube to see inside the rectum. Most people do not report discomfort.
It is important not to try and remove anal tags yourself, because dangerous growths such as skin cancer can sometimes look like an anal tag, so it is especially important to ensure your anal tag is seen by a qualified doctor.
Most anal tags are harmless and do not require removal per se, however people often ask them to be removed for medical reasons or to improve bedroom confidence.
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BEFORE AND AFTER
*Disclaimer. Individual results may vary. All procedures have risks, so discuss the benefits of Laser Incontinence treatment with your doctor
