What is Warts Removal Treatment ?

Warts can be removed through various methods, including topical treatments, cryotherapy (freezing), laser therapy, and minor surgical procedures. Laser treatment is especially effective for persistent warts as it targets the wart tissue without damaging the surrounding skin. Consulting with a professional can help determine the best wart removal method based on your specific needs.

Yes, laser therapy is an effective method for wart removal. The laser precisely targets and destroys the wart tissue, which helps to reduce recurrence. Laser treatment is particularly useful for warts that are resistant to other removal methods, such as topical treatments or freezing.

The most common areas to develop warts include the hands, fingers, feet, and sometimes the face. Plantar warts, a specific type, often appear on the soles of the feet. Warts can also develop on areas prone to small cuts or abrasions, as the virus responsible for warts can enter through breaks in the skin.

Healing time after wart removal varies by treatment method. For laser removal, the treated area typically heals within 1 to 2 weeks. Minor redness or scabbing may occur but usually resolves quickly. Proper aftercare, such as keeping the area clean and dry, helps ensure a smooth recovery.

The cost of wart removal depends on the method used, the size and number of warts, and the clinic. Laser wart removal usually ranges from £100 to £300 per session. Click VIEW PRICES in order to check our prices for laser warts removal, however, we recommend you book a free consultation with us to provide a tailored quote based on your aesthetic goals and specific requirements.

Wart removal is generally a quick procedure with minimal discomfort. Some methods, like laser treatment, may cause a mild tingling or warmth. For added comfort, a topical anaesthetic may be applied before the treatment. After the procedure, any soreness is typically mild and subsides within a few days.

Laser treatment is highly effective for wart removal, especially for stubborn warts that haven’t responded to other treatments. The laser targets and breaks down the wart tissue, often requiring fewer sessions than other methods. Many patients see a significant reduction in warts after just one session.

Side effects of wart removal are generally mild and temporary. Laser treatment may cause slight redness, swelling, or tenderness in the treated area, which usually resolves within a few days. Following aftercare instructions can help minimise any discomfort and speed up the healing process.