Skin Tag Removal

If you have a skin tag that's catching on clothing, causing discomfort or affecting your confidence, book a private face-to-face consultation with one of our qualified Prescribing Pharmacists. We'll assess your skin tag to confirm it's suitable for removal and discuss the most appropriate treatment options. Using electrocautery, we can safely and precisely remove suitable skin tags with minimal discomfort and downtime. During your consultation, we'll explain the procedure, expected healing time and aftercare to help you achieve the best possible cosmetic outcome.

From £60

Skin Tag Removal

Electrocautery is a common procedure used to remove skin tags by using heat from a small electrical device. The heat burns and seals the tissue, allowing the skin tag to be removed safely and with little bleeding.

The procedure is usually quick and performed under local anesthesia to reduce discomfort. After treatment, the area may appear slightly red or form a small scab before healing over the next few days.

It is important to keep the area clean and avoid scratching the skin. Most people recover well, and scarring is usually minimal.

How it works

Three steps from booking to treatment

1

Book your consultation

Choose your pharmacy service and arrange an appointment online.

2

Clinical consultation

Attend a private face-to-face consultation with a qualified pharmacist.

3

Treatment & prescriptions

Receive expert treatment recommendations and prescriptions where clinically appropriate.

Prices

From £60Skin tag removalElectrocautery, price depends on number and size
IncludedAssessmentConfirming the lesion is suitable for removal
GPhC registered pharmacy Registration 1119588. Check the register
Independent Prescribers Assessed, diagnosed and treated by a prescribing pharmacist
Private consultation room Nothing discussed at the counter

Frequently Asked Questions

Usually yes. Once our pharmacist has confirmed the lesion is a skin tag and suitable for removal, it can be treated in the same appointment.
The area is numbed with local anaesthetic first, so most people feel pressure rather than pain.
Scarring is usually minimal. The area may look red or form a small scab for a few days while it heals.
Every consultation takes place behind a closed door in our private consultation room. Nothing is discussed at the counter.

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