I feel stupid for asking this but I'm not really familiar with the science of skin tags and the healing process and thought that maybe someone on the dermatology forum could help me (it seems as though you receive a few inquiries regarding skin tags and such). Anyway, I recently engaged in semi-sexual relations (kissing, body sucking) with someone with whose sexual status I am not privy. Bad mistake, I know. During kissing, the woman I was with began sucking and licking my nipples. However, earlier that day, I distinctly remembered scratching a small, dry skin tag (no bigger than a needle tip) off of my nipple. There was no blood when I scratched it off, so I assumed that it would be considered anything but an "open cut". However, I've always remembered my doctor saying that, when picked or irritated, skin tags are more easily susceptible to infection. Essentially, I've spoken with several HIV experts and they said it was NO RISK, as HIV cannot permeate intact or healing (which is almost instantaneous) skin but I don't know if skin tags are effected by the same healing process that the rest of the body is...
Any help? Thank you so much, in advance!