Skin tags, if that is what they are, can be easily and quickly burnt off by a competent dermatologist.
I get a lot of them around my neck and have been having them removed regularly over the years.
That said, if they are granulation, little white bumps or occasionally red ones that grow only on the red tissue, (something that I get a lot of on my stoma because I have a k pouch with an abdominal stoma that I intubate through) due to the constant rubbing of the catheter. I burn them off myself. (I did not invent this nor do I suggest this to anyone...my surgeon, in Canada, taught me how because I moved away to another country where there were no k pouch surgeons). I have silver nitrate sticks that I very delicately touch to the little white bumps.
It is maintenance and not a procedure. If I do not do it they bleed every time that I intubate.
Please ask your dermatologist if it is safe to burn them off...they actually freeze them off with liquid nitrogen. Again, first, you need to be sure of what they are, then you need to make sure that they are not dangerous nor is it dangerous to remove them.
It is essentially painless. It stings for a second and then nothing. They fall off in a few days.
You may need it done more than once. Or regularly every few years.
Sharon