Plantar Wart Treatment | Foot Doctor Encino, CA 91316 and Los Angeles, CA 90049

Dr. Leonora Fihman is a board-certified podiatrist who serves the entire Southern California area. Along with her staff, she offers both in-office and concierge visits to her patients. She offers treatment for a wide variety of foot conditions including plantar warts, athlete’s foot, and plantar fasciitis. Dr. Fihman offers state of the art diagnostic tools and personalized treatment options for each of her patients.

What are Plantar Warts?

There are two types of plantar warts, solitary warts, and mosaics that form small clusters. Plantar warts (verruca plantaris) are small growths that can appear anywhere on the on the body but are most commonly found on the bottom near the ball of the foot or the heel. The growths develop on the surface of the skin but have roots that can affect the deeper layers of tissue. Some warts start very small. They almost look like small dots of skin. As they continue to develop, they will increase in size. In some cases, more warts will form as the first wart continues to grow. Warts can also develop on the hands, fingers, faces and other areas of the body.

What causes Plantar Warts?

Exposure to the human papillomavirus or HPV is the cause of most plantar warts. Because the HPV virus can live on surfaces, you may not have to have contact with someone who has it. Much like athlete’s foot, the virus can be picked up by walking on a contaminated surface. The virus is also spread by coming into contact with the skin of someone who has HPV. There are over 100 types of the HPV virus and skin to skin contact may cause the virus to spread, no matter which of the 100 are present. This is also the same type of virus associated with genital warts. Warts that begin to appear on the feet may spread to other areas of the body. Scratching, picking or trying to shave them off can cause the virus to spread much faster than if the warts are left alone.

What Symptoms are Associated with Plantar Warts?

The primary symptoms of plantar warts include pain and general discomfort when you stand for long periods of time, walk, or run. Pressure on the wart may cause pain, as well as squeezing or pinching the sides. The root of the wart may begin forming before it actually appears on the skin. This may cause pain that appears to have no cause while walking, running, or standing. The area may appear red or be tender to the touch several days before the wart actually begins to take on wart-like characteristics.

A wart will not “pop” like a pimple, simply because it is not filled with fluid. Warts are actually made up of infected skin cells that grow and harden over time, resulting in a grainy, rough appearance. The skin surrounding the wart can become thick and pitted. The thicker the skin becomes, the more the wart will begin to look like a callus. Warts contain tiny blood vessels that will cause the wart to bleed if they are disturbed. Over time, many warts may appear to have small black dots. These are the small blood vessels pushing towards the top or sides of the wart.

How are Plantar Warts Diagnosed?

There are no specific tests that are designed specifically for plantar warts. They are easily identified by their appearance and texture. In most cases, you can identify them without the aid of a doctor. Unlike a mole or skin tag, warts have a unique appearance and start to cause discomfort long before they begin to show on the surface of the skin. Dr. Fihman will initially look for small dots that can be either red or black and scattered throughout the wart. These small dots are actually the tips of capillaries that contain small amounts of blood. If the wart is cut or shaved off, the capillaries will begin to bleed, Because the wart is self-contained, skin lines may begin to appear around it. Over time, the skin may pull away from the wart and start to peel or create a ridge.

If you have any questions about the growth and are unsure whether or not it is a plantar wart or another type of growth, schedule a visit with Dr. Fihman. She can examine the wart and, if necessary, remove it to have a biopsy performed. In most cases, her biggest concern will be if the lesion has or is starting to cause you pain. Warts can become extremely painful if they are pinched or if direct pressure is applied to their surface. If you are self-treating the wart and it doesn’t seem to be responding, visiting Dr. Fihman is the best way to get the answers you need. She will be able to perform a thorough examination and give you an accurate diagnosis and several treatment options to choose from.

Treatment Options for Plantar Warts

Warts often come and go without any treatment at all, but for the lesions that remain, treatment may be necessary. When a wart appears, never try to remove it on your own. Even if you do get the top portion of the lesion off, the root that remains embedded in the tissue will cause it to return. Because the root of a wart goes deep into several layers of tissue, it can’t just be shaved away or pinched off. If the top of the wart is removed but the root is left behind, it will come back, often spreading to other areas of the foot or body in the process. There are many treatment options that can be used to dissolve or remove the wart and kill the root. One of the most common is the use of a patch that contains salicylic acid. Although it may take several applications for the patch to work, the acid will eventually destroy the wart and kill the root, preventing its return.

Anti-viral creams work well and boost the body’s immune system so it can fight off the spread of the virus. One of the treatments used by Dr. Fihman is an anti-cancer medication called Bleomycin. Bleomycin is injected directly into the wart and down into the root. She has also effectively used lasers and cryotherapy to help destroy the wart and its extended root. When clusters of warts are present, surgery may be needed to ensure the entire cluster is removed as well as the roots that are embedded deeply into the tissues of the foot. Even if the surgery is successful, Dr. Fihman may recommend applying an anti-fungal cream to prevent warts from growing back. Maintaining this practice for a few weeks after surgery will allow the immune system to eliminate the virus completely.

Preventing Plantar Warts

While it may be impossible to actually prevent a wart from appearing, you can reduce your risk of exposure and infection. Instead of walking barefoot in public areas, wear sandals or some type of footwear to keep your feet from coming into contact with the ground. It’s also important to keep the surfaces in your home clean as well. Clean showers and bathrooms thoroughly. Mop kitchen and bathroom floors with a disinfectant and if you have a back patio or deck, rinse it off occasionally with a mild soap and water mixture. Keeping floors and surfaces clean is the best way to reduce your risk of HPV infection as well as that of athlete’s foot.

Shower or bathe regularly, taking care to wash your feet thoroughly with soap and water. Sprinkle anti-fungal powder or use an anti-fungal spray inside your shoes on a regular basis. In addition to good hygiene, you can boost your immune system by eating a healthy diet. Use olive oil, garlic, ginger, cloves, and cinnamon to prepare your foods. Include foods that are high in vitamin C like citrus fruits, strawberries, Brussel sprouts, broccoli, and kiwis. Giving the body what it needs to stay healthy is always your first and foremost line of defense.

If you believe you have a plantar wart, don’t try to treat it yourself. It’s always better to be safe than sorry. Contact Dr. Fihman and allow her to perform a thorough examination. She will be able to identify and diagnose the lesion and provide you several treatment options to remedy the problem. Because plantar warts can go deep into the tissues of the foot, treating them on your own doesn’t always work. With a personalized treatment plan created by Dr. Fihman, your wart will begin to clear itself in a short period of time. If surgery is needed, she will remove the entire lesion, including the root and provide you with detailed aftercare instructions.

SWIFT wart treatment :: Mountain Podiatry

Are you tired of dealing with pesky warts? We at Mountain Podiatry, PA are very excited to announce that we have a brand new and effective treatment for surface-based skin lesions, primarily warts.

Dr. Hyman and Dr. Wadington use the Swift Wart Treatment System, which has been FDA approved for the treatment of stubborn plantar warts. Clinical studies have proven to be highly effective in the treatment of plantar warts. It delivers low-dose microwave energy through a specialized probe that targets and effectively treats the underlying HPV virus by stimulating a natural immune response in the body. The Swift protocol involves 3 to 4 treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart; aligning with the body’s natural immune cycle. All patients continue on with day-to-day activities immediately following treatment.

Plantar warts; a common and stubborn Viral Infection

“Plantar” means “Of the sole” in Latin. Unlike other types of warts, plantar warts are typically quite painful as the pressure from walking and standing forces them to grow into your skin. Like all warts, Plantar warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) virus, specifically types 1, 2, 4, 60, and 63. Underneath the skin, the wart can have finger-like roots that reach down and grow, making them very difficult to treat effectively from the surface.

What is Swift?

Swift is a cutting edge, FDA Cleared technology that has proven to be highly effective in the removal of plantar warts. It delivers low dose microwave energy through a specialized probe that targets and effectively treats the underlying HPV virus by stimulating a natural immune response in the body.  We like to say that we’re addressing the root cause; not the symptom.

What to Expect

Swift protocol involves between 3 and 4 treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart; aligning with the body’s natural immune cycle.   Each treatment lasts only 5-10 minutes and is what we call a “sock off – sock on” treatment: Limited debridement, no breaking of the skin, no bandages.  No home treatment is required between treatments and patients are able to resume daily activities immediately post treatment.

How effective is Swift?

The Swift technology treatment feels similar to the pain of a small scratch or injection, lasting only a few seconds before immediately subsiding. Some may experience some soreness after the treatment, but not anything strong enough to impair normal day-to-day activities.

Does it hurt?

While pain is variable and patient/lesion specific, most patients typically feel some level of discomfort as infected tissue temperatures are rapidly elevated over a 2 second dose of energy. The pain immediately subsides following cessation of energy delivery and there is very limited post procedural pain, in fact some report an immediate reduction in pain levels.   All patients are about to continue on with day-to-day activities immediately following treatment.

When you should come to see us

It’s important to visit a podiatrist if you suspect or feel that you have a plantar wart and are seeking removal. The longer you wait to seek treatment, the more likely the wart is to persist.  Here are some common symptoms to look out for:

• You may get the feeling of “painful pebbles” in your shoes.
• You may experience pain when you compress the sides of the wart.
• You may see a circular flat spot on the skin with a depressed area in the middle.
• They may appear “yellowed” with a crust; small black dots can be an easy give away.
• The lesion on your foot is painful, bleeding, or has changed color.
• Treatments you have tried do not work, and the wart reoccurs or multiplies.
• Discomfort that prevents you from doing regular activities.
• Poor sensation in your feet.
• You are unsure if the lesion is a wart.

What to do Next?

If you would like to (a) get rid of your warts and/or (b) explore Swift Treatment, please book a consultation with us either online or by calling us on (828) 697-8686.  One of our specialists will be happy to help.

Warts & Molluscum Treatment | Northeast Dermatology Associates

What to Know About Treating Warts

Treating Warts and Molluscum

Warts are a common skin infection. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). This virus gains entry to the skin through tiny breaks in the skin and lives in the outermost layer of the skin. Growth of the virus produces a bump with the characteristic rough, granular appearance. They are usually slightly lighter or darker than the color of the skin and sometimes have black dots in them. The dots are small clotted blood vessels at the base of the wart. Most often, warts appear on the hands and feet, but the virus can occur on any part of the body, including the face. An HPV vaccine has been developed which works by preventing the most common type of human papillomaviruses that cause cervical cancer and genital warts. The vaccine is recommended for preteen girls and boys at age 11 or 12 — before they become sexually active. Warts are not usually a major health concern. (The primary exception would be genital warts–see below). Eventually, they often will disappear on their own, although this can take years or even decades. Moreover, they can be painful when they occur on the hands and feet and can be embarrassing when they occur on visible parts of the body.

What causes warts and how are they spread?

As stated above, warts result from exposure to HPV virus. Unfortunately, this is a very common virus to which we are all frequently exposed. The virus is found on many common surfaces, such as shower floors. It is also shed from the surface of warts, explaining the contagious nature of warts and their ability to spread. Like most viruses, different people have different susceptibility to warts. Some people are, in fact, relatively immune and do not get warts. Other people get them frequently and severely. It is also believed that many children and young adults develop immunity to warts, which is why they are not as common among adult populations. Don’t go barefoot in public places, especially in pools and locker rooms. Don’t pick at warts or try to peel them off, as this will only spread the virus. Have separate nail clippers for healthy and infected areas. Try not to shave over warts. Try not to touch other people’s warts.

What are the different kinds of warts?

The two most common kinds of warts are known as common warts and plantars warts. However, the HPV virus can also occur on the sexual organs and they are known as genital warts.

• Common warts—usually they appear near the fingernails and on the hand. Children and adolescents are most often affected. They most commonly appear where the skin is broken, such as where fingernails are bitten or picked.
• Plantars warts—or foot warts are usually on the soles of the feet. Unlike common warts, plantars warts are usually less bumpy because the pressure of walking, keeps them flat. Plantars warts can sometimes be painful, when pressured by movement in a shoe.
• Genital warts—occur in the genital area and on the sexual organs. Genital warts are considered to be a sexually transmitted disease. This is the only type of wart considered to be a serious health issue. This is because the HPV virus can develop into cervical cancer in women and (less commonly) into penile cancer in men. The HPV virus is responsible for at least 95 percent of cervical cancers. The HPV virus can also be transmitted to a newborn during birth.

How are warts treated?

Although warts can be stubborn, annoying and persistent, many will disappear over time on their own or with simple over the counter medications. You should see your dermatologist if warts are spreading, appear on the genitals or if you have been unsuccessful at treating them.

Some of the medical treatments for warts are:

• OTC Treatments—it is important to seek the advice of a dermatologist before using OTC wart treatments if you are unsure of the diagnosis. When deciding to try the self-care approach with warts, there are several products available on the market. The most effective products have the ingredient, salicylic acid, which works by drying up the wart and sloughing off the skin. It is important to treat only the wart, since these products can irritate surrounding skin.
• Freezing (cryotherapy)—this method can destroy a wart by freezing it with liquid nitrogen. As the skin thaws, the dead skin (the wart) falls off. This method is effective but can sometimes require multiple treatments. Electrodesiccation and curettage—this treatment involves cutting away the wart or destroying the wart by using an electric needle.
• HPV vaccines— Two HPV vaccines are licensed by the FDA and recommended by CDC. These vaccines are Cervarix (made by GlaxoSmithKline) and Gardasil (made by Merck).
• Injections—medication injections, such as the anti cancer drug bleomycin can be injected into the wart to kill the virus.

Warts can be stubborn and hard to treat. At times, multiple treatments or more than one approach may be needed to treat them successfully. Moreover, when standard remedies fail, experienced dermatologists have other treatments that can be very effective for recalcitrant warts. These include cantharone, immunotherapy and others.

Foot warts | Wartie

Foot warts, also known as plantar warts, are caused by the human papillomavirus. HPV is everywhere. It can be spread from person to person.

But coming into contact with surfaces that can harbor the virus can also infect you. These include warm, damp places, like the inside of your shoe or the floor of a public pool, gym or shower room. The virus often incubates for a period of weeks or months. But once this period is over, a single wart or even a cluster of warts can appear at any time. The good news is that the older you get, the less likely you are to develop new warts. This is due to your body’s increased immune response to the HPV virus over time.

Plantar warts are flat and rough and usually have very distinct edges. They’re fleshy or brownish in colour and they have small black spots in the center. The black dots are the ends of dried up blood vessels.

Because warts live off our blood they take longer to heal and patience is required where a corn can be often got rid of in a few days. Warts need to be treated with a strong treatment that not only removes the wart but also kills the root of the plantar wart for good.

Toe warts

Toe warts are part of the human papilloma family and like corns they grow inwards in your foot and toes. Toe warts are a type of plantar warts. Plantar warts suck into your blood system so they can live happily and for a long time, as they love warm feet.

Plantar warts are heavily calloused and the wart has a cauliflower like appearance with lots of black spots within the wart. They bleed easily and the callous build up can make the plantar wart uncomfortable to walk on.

Foot warts

Plantar warts and verrucas are a type of wart that affect the bottom of the feet. Pressure makes them to grow inward. Plantar warts suck into your blood system so they can live happily and for a long time and they love warm feet.

Warts occur in a variety of shapes and sizes. A wart may appear as a bump with a rough surface on the toe, or it may be flatter like plantar warts. Plantar warts can develop on any part of the foot. As the callus and wart get larger, walking can become painful, much like walking with a pebble in your shoe. When pressure from standing or walking pushes a plantar wart beneath the skin’s surface, a layer of thick, tough skin, similar to a callus develops over it. Sometimes dark specks are visible beneath the surface of the wart. Warts cover the lines and creases in the skin, this is one way to tell a wart from other skin conditions, such as skin tags or moles.

Because warts live off our blood, they take longer to heal and patience is required where a corn can be often got rid of in a few days. Warts need to be treated with a strong treatment that not only removes the wart but also kills the root of the plantar wart for good.

Always wear flip flops in common used areas like gyms, swimming pools and changing rooms to prevent contamination.

Verruca

The term ‘plantar warts’ is used for those warts that occur under the bottom of feet. The bottom of your foot is its ‘plantar’ surface. These warts are also called verrucas.

Plantar warts are sometimes located on the heel and toes. Verrucas look like hard, thick patches of skin with dark specks. They usually grow back into the skin because the weight of the person, that pushes the warts onto the sole of the foot. Foot warts can be painful, especially when present on weight-bearing areas of the foot during standing and walking. It is common for verrucas to have clotted blood vessels appearing as black dot in the middle, with a surrounding hard, white area.

Plantar warts (also called verrucas) include one or more tender inwardly growing ‘myrmecia’ on the sole of the foot.

SWIFT Wart Treatment – Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists

Are you tired of dealing with pesky warts? We at Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists are very excited to announce that we have a brand new and effective treatment for surface-based skin lesions, primarily warts.

Plantar warts; a common and stubborn Viral Infection

“Plantar” means “Of the sole” in Latin. Unlike other types of warts, plantar warts are typically quite painful as the pressure from walking and standing forces them to grow into your skin. Like all warts, Plantar warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) virus, specifically types 1, 2, 4, 60, and 63. Underneath the skin, the wart can have finger-like roots that reach down and grow, making them very difficult to treat effectively from the surface.

What is SWIFT?

SWIFT is a cutting edge, FDA Cleared technology that has proven to be highly effective in the removal of plantar warts. It delivers low dose microwave energy through a specialized probe that targets and effectively treats the underlying HPV virus by stimulating a natural immune response in the body.  We like to say that we’re addressing the root cause; not the symptom.

What to Expect

SWIFT protocol involves between 3 and 4 treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart; aligning with the body’s natural immune cycle.  Each treatment lasts only 5-10 minutes and is what we call a “sock off – sock on” treatment: Limited debridement, no breaking of the skin, no bandages.  No home treatment is required between treatments and patients are able to resume daily activities immediately post treatment.

How effective is SWIFT?

The SWIFT technology treatment feels similar to the pain of a small scratch or injection, lasting only a few seconds before immediately subsiding. Some may experience some soreness after the treatment, but not anything strong enough to impair normal day-to-day activities.

Does it hurt?

While pain is variable and patient/lesion specific, most patients typically feel some level of discomfort as infected tissue temperatures are rapidly elevated over a 2 second dose of energy. The pain immediately subsides following cessation of energy delivery and there is very limited post procedural pain, in fact some report an immediate reduction in pain levels.  All patients are about to continue on with day-to-day activities immediately following treatment.

When you should come to see us

It’s important to visit a podiatrist if you suspect or feel that you have a plantar wart and are seeking removal. The longer you wait to seek treatment, the more likely the wart is to persist.  Here are some common symptoms to look out for:

• You may get the feeling of “painful pebbles” in your shoes.
• You may experience pain when you compress the sides of the wart.
• You may see a circular flat spot on the skin with a depressed area in the middle.
• They may appear “yellowed” with a crust; small black dots can be an easy give away.
• The lesion on your foot is painful, bleeding, or has changed color.
• Treatments you have tried do not work, and the wart reoccurs or multiplies.
• Discomfort that prevents you from doing regular activities.
• Poor sensation in your feet.
• You are unsure if the lesion is a wart.

What to do Next?

If you would like to (a) get rid of your warts and/or (b) explore SWIFT Treatment, please call our office at (214) 366-4600.

Top Eleven Things to Know About Plantar Warts

Plantar warts, sometimes called seed warts, are painful warts that often show up on the soles or bottom of the foot. They are noncancerous in nature and affect the top layer of the skin. Sometimes, people mistakenly call calluses or corns plantar warts, though they are not at all the same ailment. The following is more information about the often painful condition of plantar warts:

Top Eleven Things to Know About Plantar Warts

1.) They Are Caused By a Virus: As is the case with warts found in other locations of the body, plantar warts are also caused by the HPV, or human papillomavirus. Though you can come into contact with this virus virtually anywhere, swimming pools, locker rooms, shower floors and other moist, warm locations are prime spots to contract HPV. In addition, contrary to many folk tales of old, a person doesn’t get a wart after touching a toad.

2.) Plantar Warts Are So Named Due to Their Location: Plantar warts are so named because they located on the bottom of the foot, also called the plantar region.

3. ) Warts Can Spread: In some case, one plantar wart will appear on the sole of the foot then spread to another area of the foot. They can also increase in size and have offshoots or baby warts that resemble a wart mosaic. This is, of course, incredibly painful.

4.) Plantar Warts Don’t Really Have Seeds: Plantar warts are sometimes referred to as seed warts. However, the idea of them having “seeds” is really a misconception. Instead, inside the wart, you can see the end of the blood vessel capillaries. It looks like small “seeds” within the wart, hence the misconception.

5.) Plantar Warts Tend to be Flat: Unlike other types of warts located in various locations on the body, plantar warts aren’t raised away from the skin as much. This is likely due to the fact that they are pushed down due to the weight of the body.

6.) Plantar Warts Will Eventually Go Away on Their Own: You might be tempted to wait out your plantar warts until they heal on their own. Though this is an option, it can take some time for them to fade away, and you do risk them spreading to other parts of your foot in the meantime. Therefore, many people opt for some type of treatment for the often painful condition.

7.) Most People Begin By Treating Plantar Warts With Over-The-Counter Medication: There are many home remedies and over-the-counter treatment solutions for plantar warts. Lotion, ointment and/or gel with salicylic acid are designed to peel the wart away. There are also freezing sprays you can buy over-the-counter that are designed to kill the wart tissue. Experts feel these remedies work only about half the time, and if you are experiencing a painful plantar wart, you likely want relief now rather than later.

8.) Doctor’s Treatments Are The Best Course of Action: When it comes to plantar warts, they can be extremely troublesome to fight away. This often means you have to employ the help of a podiatrist like the professionals at Red Mountain Footcare to diagnose and treat your plantar wart effectively. A podiatrist will carefully remove excess skin from the wart, then apply a treated dressing. They will sometimes also advise patients to apply salicylic acid. If the wart doesn’t respond to this treatment, your podiatrist will often remove it surgically in-office or use liquid nitrogen to freeze the wart and dissolve it. The following are a few ways to know it’s time to go see a podiatrist and stop trying to treat your plantar wart yourself:

• You aren’t sure what you have is a plantar wart. As mentioned above, sometimes, plantar warts are confused for other foot conditions like calluses.
• You currently have a weakened immune system due to HIV/AIDS, immune-suppressing drugs or other immune system disorders.
• You have poor sensation in your feet and/or diabetes.
• You are finding yourself unable to take part in all activities due to your discomfort.
• You have tried to treat the plantar wart yourself and either it isn’t responding to treatment at all or it keeps recurring.
• You have noticed changes in the appearance of the wart, it is painful or bleeding.

9.) Most Plantar Warts Form on The Balls of The Feet or The Heels: Although plantar warts can occur anywhere on the bottom of the foot, most people get them on the balls of their feet or their heels. This is because these areas have the most pressure applied to them during normal walking and standing.

10.) There Are Some People More Susceptible Than Others to Plantar Warts:  Anyone can get a plantar wart, but there are some demographics who are more susceptible than others and they are listed below:

• Anyone who walks barefoot in locker rooms and other similar locations that harbor HPV.
• Anyone who has ever had a plantar wart before. Once you have had one, you are more susceptible to getting additional warts.
• Anyone whose immune system is compromised or weakened.
• Anyone who is considered a child or teenager.

11.) There Are Some Ways to Make Yourself Less Likely To Get a Plantar Wart: There are some things to remember in order to avoid having to endure this painful condition and they are listed below:

• Change your socks often or using foot powders to reduce moisture.
• Wear sandals or thongs when using a public shower or locker room in order to reduce your risk of contracting HPV. Never go barefoot around a public pool or in a public shower or locker room.
• Don’t use the same nail clippers, pumice stone or emery board on healthy nails and skin as you do on your wart. This will cut down on the risk of spreading.
• Don’t scratch or pick at warts.
• Don’t come into contact with warts if at all possible. If you have to touch a wart to apply treatment, make sure you wash your hands extremely well.

The above are eleven top things to know about plantar warts. If you think you are experiencing this painful condition, contact the professionals at Red Mountain Footcare to learn more about treatment options.

Source

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/plantar-warts/symptoms-causes/syc-20352691

https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/plantar-warts-palmar-warts#1

https://www.drweil.com/health-wellness/body-mind-spirit/feet/plantar-warts/

Swift | NOMS

Plantar warts are a common and stubborn viral infection. Unlike other types of warts, plantar warts are typically quite painful as the pressure from walking and standing forces them to grow into your skin. Like all warts, Plantar warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) virus, specifically types 1, 2, 4, 60, and 63. Underneath the skin, the wart can have finger-like roots that reach down and grow, making them very difficult to treat effectively from the surface.

What is Swift?

Swift is a cutting edge, FDA Cleared technology that has proven to be highly effective in the removal of plantar warts. It delivers low dose microwave energy through a specialized probe that targets and effectively treats the underlying HPV virus by stimulating a natural immune response in the body.   We like to say that we’re addressing the root cause; not the symptom.

What to Expect
Swift protocol involves between 3 and 4 treatments, spaced 4 weeks apart; aligning with the body’s natural immune cycle.  Each treatment lasts only 5-10 minutes and is what we call a “sock off – sock on” treatment: Limited debridement, no breaking of the skin, no bandages.  No home treatment is required between treatments and patients are able to resume daily activities immediately post treatment. 

How effective is Swift?
Due to Swift harnessing the power of the patient’s immune system to target the root cause of the wart (HPV), efficacy is significantly higher compared to other treatment methods. 

Does it hurt?
While pain is variable and patient/lesion specific, most patients typically feel some level of discomfort as infected tissue temperatures are rapidly elevated over a 2 second dose of energy. The pain immediately subsides following cessation of energy delivery and there is very limited post procedural pain, in fact some report an immediate reduction in pain levels.  All patients are about to continue on with day-to-day activities immediately following treatment.

When you should come to see us
It’s important to visit a podiatrist if you suspect or feel that you have a plantar wart and are seeking removal. The longer you wait to seek treatment, the more likely the wart is to persist.  Here are some common symptoms to look out for:

• You may get the feeling of “painful pebbles” in your shoes.
• You may experience pain when you compress the sides of the wart.
• You may see a circular flat spot on the skin with a depressed area in the middle.
• They may appear “yellowed” with a crust; small black dots can be an easy give away.
• The lesion on your foot is painful, bleeding, or has changed color.
• Treatments you have tried do not work, and the wart reoccurs or multiplies.
• Discomfort that prevents you from doing regular activities.
• Poor sensation in your feet.
• You are unsure if the lesion is a wart.

What to do Next?
If you would like to get rid of your warts and/or explore Swift Treatment, please book a consultation with Drs. Kubitz, Liebenthal and Nida by calling 419.627.1471. 

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90,000 What warts look like. Removal of warts in Moscow

Wart is a benign formation in the form of a nodule protruding above the skin or, in medical terms, papules (the meaning of this term is that the formation that rises above the skin does not have any cavity inside). The body of the wart is formed by connective tissue and is covered with epithelium.

Types of warts

There are several types of warts.

Common (vulgar) warts are outgrowths up to several millimeters in size with a rough surface.The color of such a wart varies from yellowish brown to dirty gray; at first it may match the color of the skin, then the wart darkens. Over time, the wart grows in size, the surface becomes rough and uneven, it can be covered with cracks. Most often, common warts appear on the fingers, the back of the hands, and in children, also on the knees. Quite often, around one wart, the so-called maternal – the one that appeared first and largest, others appear, smaller.Common warts are usually painless. Sometimes they can disappear on their own, but you should not rely on this.

Flat (youthful) warts – formations that rise slightly above the surface of the skin and match it in color. They have a flat surface, usually smooth, sometimes slightly rough. They occur in adolescents, mainly on the face, neck, back of the hands. Flat warts are characterized by multiple eruptions.They usually disappear on their own. The term of existence is from several months to several years. If skin irritation occurs in the area where flat warts appear, redness and itching may occur.

Plantar warts occur on the sole where the skin is exposed to the most pressure or friction. They appear as small shiny bumps, then take the form of an ordinary yellow or brown wart. They can reach large sizes – up to 2 centimeters in diameter.Friction can cause the wart to crumble. Sometimes such a destroyed wart looks like a fossa with horny edges, at the bottom of which papillae are visible. Plantar warts are usually very painful and uncomfortable.

Filiform warts usually appear with age. They are found in the armpits, groin, on the neck, under the mammary glands, around the eyes. They can be on a narrow or wide base. They look like elongated elastic formations (up to 5-6 mm), usually flesh-colored. These warts can be easily injured.

A separate group is genital warts – formations also caused by a special type of HPV. However, this type of virus is usually transmitted sexually. Genital warts are most often located on the genitals or in the anus, sometimes in the groin, in the armpits, under the mammary glands and in the corners of the mouth.In appearance, they resemble cockscomb or cauliflower.

Causes of warts

Warts appear as a result of infection
human papillomavirus – HPV (papilloma is the medical name for a wart). The virus enters the skin where the integrity of the skin is broken – for example, as a result of microtrauma (abrasion, cut, scratch, etc.). Cracks in the skin or excessive sweating of the hands also facilitate the entry of the virus.

The infection can be transmitted both by contact (with a handshake) and through household items. You can get infected in public places: baths, swimming pools, public showers.

The incubation period for HPV is 6 weeks to 6 months. However, the penetration of the virus into the body does not necessarily lead to the appearance of warts. According to various studies, the human papillomavirus is infected from 70 to 90% of people. In most cases, the virus is inactive and does not manifest itself in any way.The transition of the virus to an active state occurs at the time of weakening of the immune system. It is then that warts appear.

Methods for the treatment of warts

The virus accumulates in warts (papillomas and condylomas); upon contact with another person, there is a risk of infecting him, so you should not put up with the existence of warts. However, you should not try to remove the wart on your own, firstly, this can lead to inflammation, secondly, the “root” of the wart may remain and it will grow back, thirdly – trauma to the wart can contribute to its transformation into a malignant formation.

It is imperative to remove the wart if it is injured when wearing clothes, walking or moving your hands. For this reason, the removal of plantar and filiform warts, groin and axillary warts is recommended. It is recommended to remove warts on exposed areas for aesthetic reasons.

Radio wave removal of warts

In the “Family Doctor”, the removal of warts is carried out using the “Surgitron” radio wave apparatus.This method provides effective and fast removal of warts. The intervention is carried out strictly in the required amount, in which healthy tissue does not suffer. The wart is completely destroyed, the risk of its recurrence is minimized. After removing the wart with “Surgitron”, the skin heals quickly, no traces remain at the healing site.

Laser removal of the wart is also possible.

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Warts are epithelial growths after the harmful activity of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Most often, warts are located on the fingers, on the feet in the area of ​​the foot, on the face. They look like growths, calluses or bumps on the skin of a pink color with a rough surface. They can have a “root” in the center in the form of a section of thrombosed vessels and a translucent epidermis.

Peculiarities of the procedure

Laser wart removal is performed under local anesthesia. Lidocaine or another local anesthetic is injected under the wart or in the area of ​​nerves next to it.
Typically, one session is required.However, when there are a lot of warts, then it is necessary to limit the dose of the administered painkillers to avoid side effects.
Healing time depends on the size and location of the wart. The smallest ones on the fingers heal in 1 week. Plantar warts take much longer to heal, like any wound on the foot.
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Preparation and Process

How to prepare for the procedure

Before laser removal of warts, it is better to eat in moderation and drink a sufficient amount of liquid. It is advisable to drink a sedative in the evening before the procedure in order to sleep well. An hour before removal, you can eat a tablet of your favorite pain reliever. If there is hair next to the wart, it is advisable to shave it off.

Process description

During the removal of a wart with a laser, the doctor uses beams of light to evaporate first the upper layers of the epidermis, and then the wart tissues themselves, which have grown from the action of HPV. There are no vessels in the epidermis, but in the tissues of the wart there is a spongy structure with many vessels, which evaporates and does not bleed from the action of the laser.It is also necessary to act on the skin around the wart, where human papillomaviruses can covertly exist.

What to do after deletion

After removal, the wound will need to be treated with ointments or powder, which will be prescribed by a doctor. Avoid contact of the wound with open surfaces to avoid re-infection with HPV. And also do not expose to the sun and injuries. Wash or not wash the wound after removal – the doctor decides in each case.

Why are warts dangerous?

Warts are dangerous because the human papillomavirus (HPV) multiplies in them, is transferred to other areas of the skin or to objects.A person can infect himself and others. HPV stimulates the appearance of cancer of the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth, genitals. Incipient skin cancer and acral melanoma may look like warts at first, self-medication without seeking medical attention can cause death later.

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Equipment

A medical laser device is used to remove warts. High-energy, parallel light is generated inside the apparatus. This light has a wavelength selected so that most of the energy is absorbed by water or blood.Therefore, when exposed to a laser, heating and evaporation occurs instantly without unnecessary blood loss and heating of soft tissues around. The less the tissues around are heated, the fewer the scars after the procedure.

Frequently asked questions

Warts are always caused by human papillomavirus, they are wide and relatively flat. They like to sit on their hands and feet. Papillomas are not always caused by human papillomavirus, they are thin and narrow in the form of outgrowths.They like to be located in the friction zones of the skin (under the armpits, between the thighs, in the groin).

Not all warts have a core or root. In this area, small vessels are compressed and clogged with blood clots. The epidermis exfoliates from the vascular lesion in the center, which becomes transparent and through it these vessels become visible in the form of black dots.

Do not sunbathe with warts. Papilloma viruses contribute to the disruption of normal cell reproduction and ultraviolet light promotes mutations.Ultimately, the likelihood of skin cancer increases. After laser removal, ultraviolet light acting on the wound can cause pigmentation and excessive scarring.

After any removal, including laser, warts may reappear. This is due to weak immunity against human papillomaviruses. They can remain in a row in the skin, move from other areas on the body or close people. Don’t worry too much about a relapse.The repeated removal of warts with a laser will sooner or later lead to a complete victory.

90,000 Rules of care after wart removal. How to clean the wound after wart removal?

To avoid complications and speed up the healing of an injured skin area after removing a plantar wart or located in any other place, certain rules must be followed.

Upon completion of the wart removal procedure, the doctors of the MedBioSpektr medical center will instruct the patient in detail about the procedure and norms of wound care and select the optimal medications.Our clients can receive a full range of high-quality services in Moscow, in the clinic on metro Kashirskaya, and in Ramenskoye, on ul. Chugunova, 21-A.

Rules for the processing and treatment of postoperative wounds

Most often, laser technology and cryodestruction are used to remove warts, to a lesser extent – radio knife and surgery. It also affects how much the wound heals after the wart is removed. In general, among the factors that determine the time spent on healing, experts call:

• the size and configuration of the neoplasm;
• general condition of the body, especially its immune system;
• Compliance with the doctor’s recommendations for postoperative wound care, its correct and timely treatment.

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How to treat a wart after removal?

In the first days after the procedure, treatment of the wound will require the use of agents with an antiseptic and drying effect. These are inexpensive, commonly available drugs:

• iodine or brilliant green;
• saturated solution of potassium permanganate;
• chlorhexidine;
• fucorcin;
• Miramistin.

For a complex effect, it is recommended to take vitamin complexes and tinctures that have an immunomodulatory effect.Sometimes the affected area swells after removal of the wart – this is an acceptable postoperative edema, which should go away within 5-7 days.

After the dense crust has fallen off on its own, the wound is treated with ointments and gels that have a regenerating effect – Panthenol, Levomekol, Actovegin, etc.

During the first 2-3 days, the wound should not be wetted, in the future, mechanical influences on it, the use of cosmetics, and exposure to sunlight should be avoided.For a month, do not visit the pool, bathhouse, sauna, do not take a bath.

If the wound does not heal completely or hurts after removing the wart for 3-4 weeks, you should seek the advice of your doctor. This situation can be caused by a weakening of the body or microbial infection, which will require appropriate drug therapy.

For any questions about the removal of warts, as well as subsequent care and rehabilitation, you can always contact the experienced specialists of the MC “MedBioSpektr”.Appointment – by phone. +7 (495) 231-26-13.

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The appearance of warts on epithelial tissue is very common.

Their formation is possible in various areas of the skin, starting with the hands and feet and ending with the genital zones.

Such formations cause a lot of troubles, so their owners decide to remove the warts as soon as possible.

In some cases, it is noticed that after the recent removal of the formation, a new growth has appeared, in the same place – why is this happening? This is easy to explain: only the top layer of the formation was removed, and you did not take care of the most important thing, the root of the wart.

As long as the root of the lesion is in the skin, the patient will not cease to worry about the warts. Often this is observed when a person decides to recover from growths on his own, or the operation is not performed by a specialist.

To understand how to treat this type of formation and how to completely get rid of them, you must learn more about their most important part – the root.

What is the root of the build-up

People are accustomed to seeing lesions only on the outer part of the body, although they are not only there.
The characteristics are quite varied. Sizes are found both large and completely small. In the usual case, they range from one to two millimeters and do not exceed two centimeters.

If we talk about their structure, then a plane, convexity, etc. are noted. – they are different for all types, so nothing definite can be said. Warts can be smooth or dry, with pronounced roughness on the skin.

Many people do not even know that there is such a part of the formation as the root of the wart looks like, and it is located deep under these external manifestations of the disease.So, very few people know the appearance of this area. The root can be easily confused with thrombosed capillaries of the smallest size.

The roots of the wart, or as they are also commonly called in medicine, the bases are nothing more than the lower part of the tissue lesion. It hides not even next to the epithelial tissue, but in the deeper layers of the skin, in the epidermis.

The entire development of the little body depends on it, because it is the root that is engaged in supply, providing good nutrition, which is very important for the life of the wart. They regularly receive supplies of oxygen and other essential substances.

Root – the most important part of formations

If you decide to get rid of the build-up yourself and simply pull it out by force or accidentally damage it, as a result of which the wart will fall off, getting rid of the base will require a lot of labor and money, as well as a lot of time.

In addition, in the end, small scars are still formed on the skin.

Do not even try to pull out the build-up, because it is considered impossible to do this by capturing the root of all problems.And in this case, a new little body will soon jump out.

It is possible to pull out the formation together with its deep part only if the wart has appeared quite recently and is not yet large in size.

What are the good points with the correct removal of lesions, when the root is removed:

• You will get rid of formations of an unaesthetic appearance, since substances will not flow to them.
• You will be saved from relapses for sure, since the source, the main part is removed.

It is known that the cause of all these problems is a harmful microorganism, which is called the human papillomavirus in medicine. Its shape is quite dense. It enters the human body through various types of damage to the skin. Over time, intertwining with blood vessels, the roots form a reliable basis for activity and rapid enlargement of the papilloma.

If the wart appeared not so long ago, then its bases will have not dark, but light colors, a whitish tint.

A completely different situation is observed with those growths that appeared a long time ago – in such, in the usual case, the root is almost black.

Because of this circumstance, it is easy to confuse them with clogged vessels – these are small dots of dark shades among the layers of the wart.

Is it possible and how to see the root

The root will be able to tell a lot about the state of the disease, how long ago the growth appeared and what type it belongs to. In addition, patients themselves want to find out about their condition even before going to the doctor, and this can be done by seeing the basis.Will a person be able to see him?

If the wart on the epithelial tissue was not damaged in any way by you, then, most likely, you will not be able to see its base in any way.

It will be possible to see the lower part of the formation only when it is treated by complete removal of the build-up, or when it is pulled out (specially carried out by the patient or accidentally).

In this case, you will see a small injury. A deep hole is formed in it. That very root will be there, but it will be difficult to fully consider it here.The appearance of the base is not the most aesthetic, especially if it is dark.

Do not try to pull out the formation yourself just to see the root, because you can only worsen your condition and complicate future treatment several times. It is better to see a doctor right away – this will save both your money and time.

Black base – what does it mean

As mentioned above, a lot depends on the color, so it will be useful for you to know for what reasons the root can be black:

• Your body is awake, the immune system is fighting.This means that your immune system fights viral infections for your health. It is very likely that this activity of the immune system is caused by the medications taken that improve the body’s defenses. All this affects the wart negatively, and over time it approaches dying off. As a result, the roots atrophy. That is, it’s a good sign, it’s a kind of signal stating: the body is recovering little by little.

What you need to remember in this case: there is no need to contribute in any way to a more rapid withering away of formations.Otherwise, the opposite effect can be achieved.

• The doctor prescribed you a competent treatment, and you have already caused a decent amount of damage to the human papillomavirus – keep up the good work. The harmful microorganism becomes weaker, and along with it, its manifestations on the epithelial tissue disappear – therefore, the growth is black.
• Skin lesion injury has occurred. In cases where blood vessels are damaged, the base becomes covered with blood. This is quite dangerous and fraught with consequences, because during this time the virus gets in the easiest way.Then inflammatory processes will start.

If the root has darkened because of this, then red spots and slight itching will appear on the skin. It is very possible that blood flows will go. Do not hesitate in this case and see a doctor as soon as possible.

• There are hormonal disorders in the patient’s body. Very often, papillomas, instead of with their bases, darken in pregnant women.
• The patient’s cells are being reborn. The initial stage of an oncological disease in the defeat of epithelial tissue often causes darkening.

What to do if root darkening is detected

In the usual case, the patient himself does not know what exactly caused the discoloration of the root, and in most cases he does not even notice it. But changing the base is a very important point that needs to be studied by a specialist.

If you find in any way that the root of the wart has turned black, do not try to take drastic measures, remove the formation with your own hands, remove them by hand, conspiracy or traditional medicine.Remember that only a doctor can prescribe competent professional treatment.

You can get rid of growths with their roots at home, using pharmacy products, but before applying them, it is strongly recommended to visit a doctor to identify the diagnosis and find out if the drug is right for you.

In what ways can the roots of formations be derived

Exclusively by external signs, the doctor will not be able (and the patient and even more so) to determine whether the roots of the wart remain – they are also located in the deep layers of the dermis, the epidermis.So for a 100% correct result, an ultrasound scan is prescribed. When the result remains negative, that is, indicates the presence of a base, you need to start treatment as soon as possible, remove it directly.

You can use a variety of therapies for this activity. You need to contact either a clinic or beauty centers. You can also take a course of home treatment, but this will take longer and require less money.

The deeper the rudiment of the formation on the epithelial tissue is, the more difficult it will be to completely remove it. For this reason, doctors ask to contact when the growths are still very small and are easily removed.

What methods of treatment can you use:

• laser therapy – refers to the more effective, but also less affordable;
• cryodestruction – includes the method of freezing with liquid nitrogen, it is a less expensive method;
• radio wave knife is also a fairly effective tool, not the most expensive;
• electrocoagulation – local anesthesia is required;
• intervention of professional surgeons;
• Chemicals – these include preparations based on moxibustion.

If you use laser therapy, you can get rid of all problems quickly enough. But it is not suitable for everyone, because with large volumes of damage, scars and scars are possible. Almost no illness is felt, because local anesthesia is done.

How the wart will be removed must be decided together with the doctor in order to prevent possible complications.

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Warts. General

Common (also called vulgar) warts are found in the form of oval or round growths on the skin. They are darker or lighter than the surrounding tissues. Sometimes dark small dots are visible on them – there is an opinion that these are the roots of the wart, but in fact, these are small vessels stuck together.

The wart virus can be contracted by touching the wart itself or an infected skin surface.It is called the human papillomavirus. The virus most commonly affects wetted or injured skin, but it can also penetrate through intact skin. Sometimes, warts appear six months after infection with the virus.

Incidence of warts

Most often, warts are found in young people and children. In addition, they can be seen in people who work in the professional butchering of poultry, meat or fish. Patients who suffer from chronic skin conditions (e.g. psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, eczema, etc.)as well as in those with a weakened immune system (for example, after organ transplantation or HIV infection), these rashes are much more difficult to control, and they are much more likely to spread.

Which skin areas are more prone to disease?

Vulgar warts are found on all parts of the body, but are more commonly seen on the fingers, around the nails, and on the elbows, hands and knees.

In the photo: warts on the fingers and periungual warts in a child

Plantar warts are localized on the surface of the soles.

Warts, called flat warts, form on the dorsum of the forearms and hands, as well as on the feet, legs and face.

In the photo: flat warts

Diagnosis of warts

The diagnosis in this case is based on visual examination. Additional studies (such as biopsy, etc. ) are rarely prescribed.

Treatment of warts

The main concern of patients in the presence of warts is a cosmetic defect, therefore, the main questions of concern to patients are how to get rid of warts , what methods of removing these formations exist.

The method of removing warts depends mainly on the absence or presence of psychological discomfort in the patient, as well as on their location. In most cases, therapy is impractical – the rashes go away on their own after 2-3 years, while in 2/3 of cases no treatment is required. But during this period, warts can multiply and grow in size, which is why most patients want to remove these formations.

There are many treatment options available.Which of them is more suitable, the attending physician decides, based on your preferences and taking into account the presence of concomitant diseases. Most of these methods give a noticeable effect after a few weeks, and sometimes you have to wait for several months. After removal of the warts, a relapse can always occur.

Self-removal of warts

A widely practiced method is the effect of salicylic acid on the wart; it can be found in the pharmacy in the form of patches or solution.Some types of salicylic acid can be used on their own, but there are options that a doctor should supervise.

Salicylic acid can be used to treat most types of warts, even if a child needs to be cured, sometimes it is used in combination with electrical tape.

If you are going to try to treat warts at home with salicylic acid, you will first need to thoroughly soak the damaged area in water. This procedure should be carried out for at least 10-20 minutes to soften the skin, after which it must be thoroughly dried.It is necessary to stick a patch on the wart so that salicylic acid does not get on intact tissues and leave it for a period of 12 to 72 hours. After the warts have disappeared, the procedure should be repeated for several more weeks. Between the procedures, it is necessary to make small intervals, during which you need to gently clean off the dead skin from the surface of the wart. It is convenient to do this with a pumice stone or a file for sanding the heels. If there is a slight irritation on the skin or if the wart does not bleed for long, this will mean that the treatment has reached its goal, and you should not worry about this.

For those suffering from neuropathy (nerve damage that reduces sensitivity), this method of treatment is categorically contraindicated.

Duct tape (adhesive tape) is an adhesive backed tape available at any hardware store. The mechanism of its action is still unknown, as well as the effectiveness of this method, but a large number of studies have clearly shown that the use of electrical tape leads to a cure for warts.

If you want to use this method, then you should know that it is better to purchase a silver tape, it is more reliable than transparent, adheres to the skin. Tape is attached to the wart and left in this position for six days. On the seventh day, the film is removed, the damaged area is soaked for 10-20 minutes in warm water, and then the dead skin is removed with a pumice stone or a sanding file. The next morning, the wart is again sealed with duct tape for six days. On average, the effect of such treatment will be noticeable after four weeks, but if after two weeks you do not see any positive shift, then the treatment can be stopped, since it turned out to be ineffective for your case.

It is not recommended to use electrical tape for those who suffer from neuropathy, diabetes mellitus and peripheral vascular disease, as this method can lead to infection and even ulcers.

Given the unusual method, for those interested, we provide links to studies in which the effectiveness of this unusual method was investigated and confirmed:

1. Focht DR 3rd, Spicer C, Fairchok MP. The efficacy of duct tape vs cryotherapy in the treatment of verruca vulgaris (the common wart). Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med 2002; 156: 971.
2. de Haen M, Spigt MG, van Uden CJ, et al. Efficacy of duct tape vs placebo in the treatment of verruca vulgaris (warts) in primary school children. Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med 2006; 160: 1121.
3. Wenner R, Askari SK, Cham PM, et al. Duct tape for the treatment of common warts in adults: a double-blind randomized controlled trial. Arch Dermatol 2007; 143: 309.

Methods for the treatment of warts used by doctors

Liquid nitrogen is a very cold liquid (the temperature of liquid nitrogen is minus 194 degrees Celsius), which freezes the warts and thus destroys them.This method is called cryodestruction or cryotherapy. Such treatment can only be carried out by a doctor, in most cases it is necessary to carry out several sessions in a row.

Liquid nitrogen treatment is prescribed for adults or adolescents, but it is not recommended for young children because it sometimes causes severe pain. In order to relieve pain, local anesthesia is used before the procedure.

There is another drug that is quite effective in helping to cope with warts, it is called cantharidin.Applications with this liquid should be carried out by dermatologists, they do not cause pain, so they can be done also for small children. However, some patients may still experience minor pain, swelling and blistering, usually within 2 to 24 hours after application.

The skin heals after this therapy in 5-10 days. Typically, doctors recommend applying salicylic patches until at least a week has passed to prevent relapse.

Excision is the removal of a wart with a scalpel or blade using skin anesthesia.

Another remedy for warts is 5-fluoracil cream, which is used to combat flat warts. This cream is applied for 3-5 days twice a day. In the process of treatment, you should use photoprotective creams, since the sun exposure can cause irritation on the skin.

You can also use Aldara (or Imiquimod) cream, which acts on the immune system so that it itself begins to get rid of warts. This cream is applied several times a week at night.Irritation and redness are normal reactions to imiquimod treatment. This is a rather expensive method of treatment, therefore it is used when other options are unacceptable (for children, in the absence of effect from other methods, with a tendency to keloid (hypertrophic) scars, etc.).

There are several other methods of treating warts that can be used if everything else has already been tried, but no results have been obtained.

When to see a doctor:

• you are not sure if the formation on your skin is a wart;
• after treatment at home, the rash did not collapse;
• you are ready to be treated at home, but are not sure about the choice of method;
• during treatment, signs of infection appeared: pain, inflammation, redness, separation of pus.

You should be aware that the appearance of soreness and redness is sometimes natural, so you need to discuss with a dermatologist in advance the common side effects caused by the chosen method.

If you are interested in any additional information, be sure to consult with your attending physician – it is he who has the most objective information about the current condition of your skin. There are no two identical organisms, therefore, depending on the course of the disease, the recommendations may differ significantly among themselves.

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