You can apply tag away which i used on my lab which i've also used on myself. It's a natural remedy for skin tags and it worked. It's main ingrdient is thuja occidentalis. You can wikipedia to learn more about it. Here is a link that might be useful: Tag Away Skin Tag Removal

My uncle use to cut them off with fingernail scissors.My grandmother used silk thread to tie them off,then after a few days they fall off.Kinda the same thing as LIL.I have them too.I smash up a regular asprin and make a paste out of it.Cover the tag with the paste and put a round bandaid over it.In a few days it will dry up and fall off.My DH has had a few frozen off by the doctor and some came back.

After reading these posts I decided the Free Country jacket/coat may work for me. I had bought a new coat from Penney's last fall since my 13-year-old doubled fleece hoody; and my 15-year-old -40 rated parka could use some help between the two extremes. I went to Kohl's to check out the Free Country coats. The selection was picked over, but I then realized I was wearing my new coat - and it was a Free Country, size 2X. The one I got at Penney's back in October. Did I feel silly or what? I am 5'1" and very plump. This coat is a normal length 2X; so it comes below mid-thigh on me - and I love the length. It has a full, wide hood (not removable) that can easily cover a hat or cap along with my XL brain box! :) The coat is reversible, water resistant on one side, and fuzzy fleece on the other. There are two roomy pockets on each side plus a zippered chest pocket on the slick side. This description is from Penney's web site, and the coat is now $20 less than what I paid for mine. You don't have to snap it all the way up. There soft fleece inside and you can leave the neck opening as small or large as you wish. ... Reversible jacket from Free Country, featuring a water-resistant exterior and butter-soft pile fleece interior. * midweight reversible design water resistant hooded sleeve pocket vertical zippered chest pocket 2 lower pockets (flap pockets with side slit hand warmer pockets)polyester washable imported Mine is grey; they did not have a black that would fit me. The JCP site shows them all nipped in and fitted. Mine fits more like this black one above, or even more "full!"; I don't tighten the waist cord. It's roomy; easy on and off (if I'm not wearing fleece sweaters ) and really blocks the wind. There is a zipper closing under the snap-shut storm flap.

Lovem, the Clinique seems to be lightening some of the spots on my cheek. But, interestingly, on a spot that I have above my lip, which is the one bothering me the most. I am committed to the 12 weeks, but it is too expensive to use daily. If it works, I will do as you did and just spot treat. I think to actually get rid of them you have to have the dermatologist "burn" them off. But, you have to stay out of the sun so you have to plan it maybe during winter. Mine is costly as it is a cosmetic procedure, so I don't know if I will go that route.