Skin tags, medically known as “Acrochordons”, are skin growths that stick out due to a short, narrow stalk.

Skin tags are fairly common, they usually occur on neck, armpit, under the breast and groin area, sometimes on the eyelids.

They are more common in middle-aged adults, often occur on people who are age 30 and above. 

Skin tags is not a dangerous sign for skin, usually you can do a little scissor snip (with minimal bleeding), and sometimes you can freeze them, which the cryotherapy causes the cells to die and fall off, or you could cauterize them, which is basically burning them off.