Goldman Fox Curved – Dental Surgical Scissor for Suture and Tissue Cutting Oral Surgery – Stainless Steel with One Serrated Gold Handle – Autoclavable C-0631

I recently saw an Instagram post from a lady whose daughter used her “pube cutting scissors” to cut off her hair and they kind of looked like these. Which sounds insane. Never in 100 years would I think to use these for that. I commented about this to a friend and she said, “I could see it. When they get too long they can jam the shaver.” But I don’t really agree. Sounds like a cheap shaver. Anyways, I use this to trim my beard and mustache and it gets the job done.

Like to have over the holidays

Too many reviewers saying they use these for skin tags. They are very sharp, but won't get flush on the skin. They would be good for sewing, keeping anyway due to very sharp. Never know I might need this type of scissor.

I bought these scissors to remove skin tags at home. I had gone to the dermatologist to have some skin tags removed and was shocked when they just cut them off with scissors like these! No numbing, no freezing- they just snipped them off! I figured I could do that myself and I was right! These scissors are perfect for that. If you are willing to make the cut and want to save some money, these are it!

I let my skin tag situation get out of control. I had like 50 small to medium sized tags. And I tried a few different ways to get rid of them. I tried freezing then off myself, which works, and isn't painful when you freeze them, but 4 or 5 days later, it gets painful when your skin begins to heal from the freeze burn.I then purchased the vetmed tissue scissors, which I liked, and for 5 bucks, are a decent pair of scissors, that are fine to remove a few skin tags.After using the vetmed scissors and realizing cutting them off with scissors is the best way to approach them, I purchased these scissors, and they are fantastic they are without a doubt sharper than the vetmeds , and cut with such ease. Virtually no pain. I cut off like 5 or 6 just before writing this. The scissors are slightly thicker than the vetmed, so cutting flush is a little harder, but it's possible with the right angle. For the price, you absolutely can't go wrong. Seriously, cost less than a deductible, and quick removal of tags. In a week or so I'll be rid of all of them, and this will make keeping them gone simple. Buy em, they are worth your $$

I tried a few other pairs of curved scissors for skin tags, and they were all awful. One pair of "surgical" scissors I bought just mangled the skin tag, and I ended up having to just pull it off. Thank God I had used Aspercreme with Lidocaine first.But these worked really well. Cut right through them. They're sturdy and sharp. One blade is serrated to hold it in place while you cut. My wife told me to make sure to get curved serrated ones because she heard Dr. Pimple Popper talking about that. Haha.It wasn't completely pain-free, but it worked well. Certainly better than the other ones I tried.

For skin tags... prep with an ice cube, get those angled blades in place, and commit to the slice! I found it was also helpful to tug on the skin tag ahead of time to pull it further away from the body.

These came extremely sharp, and seem to hold their edge well (I use them for trimming fat off BBQ Chicken), but the mating edge of the two blades are microserrated and not flat ground. Although unverified, this leads me to believe the edge won't last as long. I'm also not a fan of the tolerance at the hinge pin - there is a little play and slop although the blades stay tightly meshed during use. Overall, I just wish the tactile feedback from these was a little better. They have work well so far, but I have doubts about their longevity.