My teenage daughter keeps getting this spiky, thread-like little skin bump growing on her neck. She has a recital tomorrow. What is this?.

A small, fingerlike bump on the neck could be a filiform wart, skin tag, or another harmless skin growth. Since these conditions can look similar, only a healthcare professional can accurately identify the cause. Avoid picking, cutting, or attempting to remove the bump at home, as this may cause irritation, infection, or scarring. Keep the area clean and protected, and consult a dermatologist if it grows, changes, or causes discomfort…READ MORE BELOW

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