These little skin tags keep popping up around my neck, and I won’t see my doctor for weeks

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To minimize irritation, avoid tight clothing or jewelry that may rub against the skin tags. Applying a soothing, fragrance-free moisturizer can also help reduce any discomfort. If a skin tag becomes irritated or inflamed, using a cool compress for 10-15 minutes can provide relief. Ensuring the area is kept clean and dry will also help prevent irritation.
4. What Dermatologists Say Never to Do to Skin Tags
Dermatologists strongly advise against trying to cut off skin tags with scissors or a knife, as this can lead to bleeding, infection, and scarring. It's also important not to use harsh chemicals or unproven home remedies, such as nail polish or toothpaste, which can cause skin damage or allergic reactions. Instead, stick to safe and dermatologist-approved methods.
5. Over-the-Counter Options: What Actually Works, What Doesn’t
There are several over-the-counter products available that claim to remove skin tags. Products containing salicylic acid or tea tree oil may help dry out the tag, causing it to fall off over time. However, results can vary, and these treatments may take several weeks to show effects. It's important to follow the instructions carefully to minimize the risk of skin irritation.
6. Safe DIY Care: Cleaning, Monitoring, and Protecting the Area 

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