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#101
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Saratoga, Arkansas
Posts: 1,909
Judymay, I am so glad you asked this question. I'm going to try the vitimin E, the liquid skin, and the ice and cut methods. I have cut them with finger nail scissors before but had lots of bleeding. But if using the ice first will eliminate that, I'll try that again because it is fast and easy. Thanks to all for your tips. jean
#102
Originally Posted by vjengels
I had a couple small-ish ones on my side; I cut them off with a pair of cuticle nippers.... they bled like crazy , but that was 5 years ago & they haven't come back.
#103
I was a my determologists office and asked about them. He took a look said NP, and just cut them off. I wouldn't suggest you try that at home because he put something on after he cut.
Maybe it depends on the tags. Mine were in a spot I couldn't wear my bra comfortably, and one on my neck that collars and necklaces caught.
Maybe it depends on the tags. Mine were in a spot I couldn't wear my bra comfortably, and one on my neck that collars and necklaces caught.
#107
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Central Louisiana
Posts: 459
I have tied them off with sewing thread and it cuts the blood supply. They dry up and fall off. It does sting a little when you pull the thread tight. I also cut one off with cuticle scissors, but it did bleed for a little while.
It is helpful if you have a friend to tie the thread for you.
It is helpful if you have a friend to tie the thread for you.
#110
Originally Posted by vjengels
I had a couple small-ish ones on my side; I cut them off with a pair of cuticle nippers.... they bled like crazy , but that was 5 years ago & they haven't come back.
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