generally do not fill with pus or fluid.
2. Why the Neck Is a Common Spot
The neck is an area that experiences more friction and minor irritation than we may realize. Shirt collars, costume necklines, scarves, backpack straps, necklace chains, and shaving around the hairline can all rub against the skin.
In teenagers, activities such as dance, choir, theater, and sports can add more friction and sweat. Friction itself does not cause a wart, but irritation can make an existing growth more noticeable or cause it to become irritated.
3. How It Differs From a Skin Tag
This is one of the easier mix-ups. A skin tag is usually soft, smooth, and attached to the skin by a narrow stalk. It can look like a small teardrop or soft, deflated bead.
A filiform wart, in contrast, tends to look more pointed, narrow, frayed, or brush-like.
Skin tags are more
