Overview

Moles, skin tags, and warts are annoying skin growths that have risen quite a concern. All three confuse people. They are still struggling to find the difference between the three.

Warts are deep-skinned and scaly spots. They are the hard bumps that appear smooth on top yet callus-like, thick underneath. Warts usually pop-up on hands, knees or feet bottom.

Skintags are the mass of tissue attached by a thin pedestal and are known as the little flaps of skin. They arise out of friction from clothes.

Moles are the scariest of the three. They form slowly and can be differentiated because of their pigment and hair. Moles will catch your eyes easily because of their color. Moles also include hair on themselves.

Conditions

In general, they are non-dangerous. But, if a certain change in appearance is observed it might be an early warning of something serious. Moles are brown colored, flat or raised spots which can be the precursor of skin cancer or melanoma. Visit a skin specialist if you see an unusual change in color or texture of the mole.

As warts are contagious, you need to get rid of it before someone else catches it.

Tags causes the pain and damage ski

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