How to use TagBand to Remove Skin Tags

TagBand is the first device on the market to use the ligation method for skin tag removal and is trusted by thousands of consumers. Ligation is a medical method of skin tag removal, and usually involves a healthcare provider tying surgical thread around the tag to reduce blood flow, causing it to eventually drop off. TagBand utilises this same method, but has been designed for affordable at-home removal. The kit includes specialist bands that shrink in size along with the skin tag, ensuring it stays tight until it’s ready to fall off. This method is one of the most popular at-home treatments, and unlike Apple Cider Vinegar, it’s chemical free.

Cryotherapy is another method of removing skin tags, which involves freezing the skin tag with liquid nitrogen. After it’s applied, a blister forms where liquid nitrogen contacts your skin, and eventually a scab forms over the blister. The downside is the application of cryotherapy may cause discomfort, and this method can irritate the skin around the skin tag. The application must be accurate or can risk damaging skin around it. Cryotherapy may also take several treatments, and because of the skins sensitivity most companies recommend at least a two-week interval between each treatment, resulting in a potentially lengthy removal.

[MataMataYT]

Muchas gracias por el video! Acabo de comprar uno de la misma forma y no sabía como era su uso. Ahora el tema es que cuantos dias se deja? Segun el manual. Es hasta que se caiga solo.

[leonardoandrestapiaguzman]

Buen tutorial acabo de recibir el kit me pondré a usarlo y comentaré sus resultados