What are Warts?

Skin tags, also known as Acrochordons or fibrous polyps, are small flesh colored pouches that can either be raised on the skin or protrude from the skin on a stalk called a "peduncle." They are made up of loosely arranged collagen fibers and blood vessels surrounded by a thickened or thinned-out epidermis. Skin tags may be either smooth or irregular. Although the colors usually match your skin tone, they can sometimes have a deeper pigmentation like that of a mole. They can be found singly or in multiples.