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Is it normal for a skin tag to turn black before it falls off?
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Yes & Now: If you have been scratching it - yes. If not, should should probably consult with a plastic surgeon or dermatologist just to make sure. Best of luck.
Answered 4/25/2018
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That can happen: But if you think it is suspicious see your dermatologist.
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