Allow the skin tags to go untreated if tags aren't bothersome. Skin tags aren't dangerous, and usually do not cause any pain. Nor do they indicate a medical problem of any kind. For these reasons, it's always a viable option to leave the skin tags alone instead of risk any complications associated with removal.
Telophase is the fifth and final phase of mitosis, the process that separates the duplicated genetic material carried in the nucleus of a parent cell into two identical daughter cells.
During the telophase stage, the chromosomes uncoil and revert to their extended form, which is manifested in the homogeneous appearance of chromatin displayed by interphase chromosomes. Also in late telophase, the chromosomal fibers disappear and nucleoli develop at the nucleolar organizing sites. Nuclear envelopes start to form around the nuclei from remnants of the parent nuclear envelope and portions of the endomembrane system contained in each of the daughter cells. In addition, the cytoplasmic network of microtubules begins to once again define the cellular structure. The nuclear membrane is reassembled during late telophase from vesicles that surround individual chromosomes, which eventually fuse into larger groups that finally associate to complete the structure. During this process, nuclear pores are established and the lamins, which have been dephosphorylated during anaphase, condense to reform the nuclear lamina.