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Other skin growths that may look similar to a skin tag but are not tags include moles (dermal nevus), nerve and fiber-type moles (neurofibromas), warts, and âbarnaclesâ or âRice Krispiesâ (seborrheic keratosis).1  Moles. 2  Neurifibromas. 3  Warts.kin Tag at a Glance. 1  Skin tags are very common but harmless small, soft skin growths. 2  Skin tags occur on the eyelids, neck, armpits, groin folds, and under breasts. 3  One person may have anywhere from just 1 to over 100 skin tags. 4  Almost anyone may develop a skin tag at some point in their life.
A skin tag is a soft, skin-colored growth that hangs from the surface of the skin on a thin piece of tissue called a stalk. Its medical name is acrochordon. Skin tags are not skin cancers and cannot turn into skin cancers. Skin tags typically appear as people age. They are quite common in people 60 and older. A tendency to develop skin tags may run in families. Skin tags often develop after weight gain or pregnancy.