skin tag

American  

[skin tag] / ˈskɪn ˌtæg /

noun

1. a small, soft, pendulous benign growth of skin, generally found at eyelids, armpits, neck, groin, and other skin creases and folds.

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Etymology

Origin of skin tag

First recorded in 1885–90

Example Sentences

Unauthorized mole and skin tag removers sold on Amazon put the company in the crosshairs of the Food and Drug Administration, which sent a warning letter to the retail giant this month asking that it remove the products from its website.

From The Verge

As part of its research, the agency says it bought two of the offending products on Amazon: the “Deisana Skin Tag Remover, Mole Remover and Repair Gel Set” and the “Skincell Mole Skin Tag Corrector Serum.”

From The Verge

The two mole and skin tag removal products appear to no longer be available on Amazon’s website.

From The Verge

But there are still multiple other mole and skin tag removal serums and creams for sale on Amazon, according to a search for “mole remover.”

From The Verge

Some of the devices use a ligation method with small rubber bands to cut off a skin tag’s blood supply.

From Washington Post