
Tanjong Pagar / CBD
SBF Center
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic Singapore (Tanjong Pagar)
160 Robinson Road #03-10
Singapore 068914
About a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line); the building has a carpark.

DrPlus Singapore · Aesthetic
Send a clear photo on WhatsApp for a doctor's preliminary view — then, if suitable, most skin tags are removed in one short clinic visit under local anaesthesia. Assessment first, because not everything that looks like a skin tag is one.
— Who this page is for
Skin tags are common, benign, and usually simple to remove — but every growth should be checked by a doctor first, because not everything that looks like a skin tag is one. If any of these sound familiar, WhatsApp a photo and we will tell you honestly what the next step looks like.
Tags on the neck, underarms, or body catch on jewellery, collars, or clothing and have become irritating in daily life.
Small skin tags on the face or eyelid margin are visible in photos and mirrors — delicate sites where technique and healing planning matter most.
Tags have multiplied on the neck or underarms over the years and you would like several assessed and removed in a planned session.
You have considered wart-remover liquids, tag bands, or cutting a tag off yourself — and want to understand why doctor-performed removal is the safer route.
Something has appeared or changed and you want a doctor to confirm whether it is a harmless tag, a mole, a wart, or something that needs further evaluation.
Send a photo first, then choose Tanjong Pagar or East Coast only if a visit is likely worthwhile — useful when you want clarity before taking time off.
— What this involves
Skin tags — medically called acrochordons, and known colloquially as flesh tags, skin ticks, or 'skin maru' — are small, soft, benign growths that hang from the skin on a thin stalk. They commonly appear on the neck, underarms, eyelids, groin, and other skin folds. They are harmless, but they can catch on clothing or jewellery, become irritated, or simply bother you cosmetically — all reasonable reasons to remove them.
Why do skin tags form? The strongest drivers are friction and skin rubbing against skin or fabric — which is why the neck, underarms, and folds are the classic sites. They become more common with age, tend to run in families, and are seen more often alongside weight gain, pregnancy hormonal shifts, and insulin resistance. New tags forming over the years does not mean anything is wrong — but a growth that changes quickly, bleeds, or looks different from your other tags deserves a doctor's look.
Assessment comes first, and it matters: other skin growths — moles, viral warts, seborrhoeic keratoses, and occasionally lesions that need medical evaluation — can resemble skin tags. Your doctor examines each growth to confirm it is a benign tag before removal, and will advise further evaluation for anything that does not look straightforward. This is also why we advise against home remedies: wart-remover acids and tag bands are not designed for tags, cannot confirm what the growth is, and often trade a five-minute clinic procedure for weeks of irritated, broken skin.
Removal is performed by a doctor in clinic, typically using CO2 laser or electrocautery under local anaesthesia. Most sessions are quick, multiple tags can often be treated in one visit, and where suitable, removal can frequently be done on the same day as your assessment. Small scabs form at the treated spots and usually heal within one to two weeks with simple aftercare.
Results vary by individual — skin tag removal treats the existing tags, and people who are prone to them may develop new ones over time. A personalised quote is provided after your assessment, based on the number and location of growths treated.

— On the day
Most straightforward removals fit into a single clinic visit at Tanjong Pagar or East Coast. Here is the typical sequence once you arrive — exact timing depends on how many tags are treated and where they sit.
— What to expect
The pathway is designed so you understand the plan before anything is removed — and so a photo message is enough to start before you choose which Singapore clinic to visit.
Send a clear, well-lit photo of the tag or cluster of tags, plus where they sit on the body. A doctor reviews it and replies with a preliminary view, typically within one business day.
Your doctor confirms each growth is a benign skin tag at Tanjong Pagar or East Coast, explains the suitable removal method, realistic healing expectations for that site, and gives a written quote before anything proceeds.
Where suitable, removal is often completed the same day under local anaesthesia. Multiple tags can usually be addressed in one sitting so you are not making repeat trips for each spot.
Small scabs form and typically settle over one to two weeks. Sun protection on the new skin helps the tone blend evenly. Message us if anything looks unusual during healing.

Day of treatment
The area is numb during removal. Mild tenderness as sensation returns is common. Desk work is usually fine the same day; avoid gym, swimming, and facial treatments until advised.
Days 1–7
Small scabs form at each treated spot. Keep them clean and dry as directed, and do not pick — picking is the fastest way to worsen a mark. Skip makeup over facial spots until the surface has closed.
Weeks 1–2
Scabs separate and pink new skin appears underneath. Continue diligent sun protection on the spots — UV darkening of new skin is a common reason marks linger longer than they need to.
Weeks 4–8+
Colour and texture continue to settle. Neck and facial sites usually blend discreetly; friction-prone body sites may take a little longer — your doctor sets expectations for your specific spots.
Healing varies by individual, skin type, site, and aftercare. If you scar raised easily (keloid tendency), mention it at assessment — it changes planning.
— Why DrPlus
Quick procedures still deserve proper medicine — every growth assessed, clean technique, clear aftercare.
Each lesion is examined to confirm it is a benign skin tag before removal — anything atypical is flagged for proper evaluation.
CO2 laser or cautery removal is performed by a physician under local anaesthesia, with technique chosen per site.
Removal is planned to heal as cleanly as possible — particularly for visible areas like the neck, face, and eyelids.
Simple written aftercare so the treated spots heal well, plus guidance on when to contact the clinic.
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— Fees & quotes
We do not publish a fixed price list because every case is different. The quote depends on how many tags you want removed, their size and location, the method used, and whether same-day removal is suitable after assessment.
The fastest start: WhatsApp us a clear photo. We can usually indicate what removal would involve before you visit either Singapore clinic, then confirm a personalised written quote at your assessment — with no obligation to proceed.
— Related treatments
Skin tag removal shares its tools with these treatments — useful if you have other skin growths or concerns to address in the same visit.
Growths that turn out to be moles or warts follow this doctor-assessed pathway — often removable in the same visit as your tags.
Learn MoreThe fractional CO2 laser used for precise removal work and skin resurfacing — how it works and what it treats.
Learn MoreThe full range of laser treatments at DrPlus and the concerns each is suited to.
Learn MoreIf skin texture, bumps, or dullness are part of the picture, the skin-quality pathway covers the wider options.
Learn More— Our Singapore clinics
Consultations and treatments are available at all three clinics — choose whichever is more convenient: the Tanjong Pagar CBD, Katong on the East Coast, or the Novena medical district.

Tanjong Pagar / CBD
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic Singapore (Tanjong Pagar)
160 Robinson Road #03-10
Singapore 068914
About a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line); the building has a carpark.

East Coast / Katong
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (East Coast)
66 East Coast Road #03-05
Singapore 428778
A short walk from Marine Parade MRT (Thomson–East Coast Line); The Flow Mall has a carpark.

Novena
Dr Plus Aesthetics Clinic (Novena)
10 Sinaran Drive #10-30
Singapore 307506
A short sheltered walk from Novena MRT (North–South Line); Novena Medical Centre has a carpark.
— FAQ
Friction is the main driver — skin rubbing against skin, collars, or jewellery — which is why the neck, underarms, eyelids, and skin folds are the classic sites. Skin tags also become more common with age, tend to run in families, and are seen more often with weight gain, pregnancy, and insulin resistance. Developing new tags over the years is common and usually harmless.
Often, yes — where the doctor confirms the growths are benign skin tags and you are suitable for the procedure, removal can frequently be done in the same visit. Anything that does not look like a straightforward tag is evaluated properly first rather than removed on the spot.
Local anaesthesia is used, so the removal itself is generally comfortable — most patients feel pressure rather than pain. The treated spots may feel mildly tender for a day or two while small scabs form and heal.
We advise against it. Wart-remover acids are formulated for viral warts, not tags, and commonly burn the surrounding skin; tying or cutting a tag at home risks bleeding, infection, and scarring. Just as importantly, home removal skips the assessment step — moles and other growths can mimic tags, and those should never be treated blind. Doctor-performed removal is typically a matter of minutes under local anaesthesia.
Yes — these are among the most common sites we treat. Facial and eyelid-area tags are delicate work, so the method (usually precise CO2 laser) and healing plan are chosen with the site in mind. Neck tags, which catch on collars and jewellery, are frequently cleared in clusters within one visit.
Doctor-performed removal with CO2 laser or cautery is designed to heal cleanly, and most small tags heal with minimal visible marks. Healing varies by individual, skin type, and location, and your doctor will discuss what to expect for your specific sites — including aftercare that supports good healing.
A properly removed tag does not grow back from the same spot, but people who are prone to skin tags may develop new ones elsewhere over time — friction-prone areas like the neck and underarms are common sites. Your doctor can advise on managing recurrence.
We do not publish prices because the quote depends on the number, size, and location of the growths treated. WhatsApp us a photo for a preliminary view, and you will receive a personalised written quote after your assessment, with no obligation to proceed.
We see patients at SBF Center, 160 Robinson Road #03-10, in the Tanjong Pagar CBD (call +65 8851 9547), The Flow Mall, 66 East Coast Road #03-05, in Katong on the East Coast (call +65 8857 4917), and Novena Medical Centre, 10 Sinaran Drive #10-30, in Novena (call +65 8851 9505). All three clinics offer the same doctor-led consultations, so you can choose whichever location is more convenient.
SBF Center on Robinson Road is about a three-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT (East–West Line) in the CBD, The Flow Mall on East Coast Road in Katong is a short walk from Marine Parade MRT on the Thomson–East Coast Line, and Novena Medical Centre on Sinaran Drive is a short sheltered walk from Novena MRT on the North–South Line. If you drive, all three buildings have carparks, with further public parking nearby.
— Request a Consultation
Have your skin tags checked and removed by a doctor — assessment first, with same-day removal where suitable and no obligation to proceed.
— Skin Education
Doctor-led guides written to help you understand your options before consultation. Each article links back to the relevant treatment pages.
Small, soft, and oddly persistent — skin tags are among the most common skin growths. A doctor explains what they are, why they form, and when removal makes sense.
Two skin tag removal quotes can differ several-fold in Singapore. This guide explains the factors behind the spread — count, site, and method — so you can compare like with like.
Good aftercare is most of the difference between a spot that disappears and a mark that lingers. A doctor's guide to the two weeks after skin tag removal.
Mixing up a mole, a skin tag, and a wart is how people end up with the wrong treatment. A doctor explains how each growth differs and which removal pathway fits.
— Methods compared
Skin tags sit on the surface, so removal is quick — but the tool is still matched to the tag's size, site, and your skin. These are the approaches commonly discussed at DrPlus; your doctor recommends one after examining the growths, not before.

Precise, delicate sites
A focused CO2 laser removes the tag at its base layer by layer under local anaesthesia — favoured for delicate, visible sites where precision matters.
Quick, versatile
Controlled heat seals and removes the tag at the base — a quick, widely used approach for tags on the neck, underarms, and body.
Moles, warts & others
Growths that turn out to be moles, viral warts, or seborrhoeic keratoses follow their own removal pathway — a different assessment and sometimes a different tool.
Home remedies — wart-remover acids, thread tying, or cutting — skip the assessment step, risk infection and scarring, and are not recommended. A doctor-performed removal is typically a matter of minutes.
Medical disclaimer
Information on this page is for general education only and does not replace a consultation with a qualified medical practitioner. Suitability, downtime, risks, and results vary by individual. Please consult your doctor before deciding on any treatment. Read the full medical disclosure.
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