Here at the Wart Removal Clinic, we are specialists at removing all types of warts and unsightly skin blemishes. Below is a guide to warts and the treatments we provide.
What are Warts?
Warts are small, non-cancerous growths within the skin caused by the human papilloma virus.
What causes Warts?
Warts are caused by a viral infection in the skin cells. The virus is called the human papilloma virus and there are more than 100 types of HPV.
How many different types of Warts are there?
There are a number of types of warts. Below are the most common wart problems that the Wart Removal Clinic with on a daily basis:
• Classic or Common Warts - These raised growths, which have a hard, uneven surface, are the most familiar type of wart and usually appear on the hands and feet.
• Plantar Warts (see Verruca Treatments page)
• Periungal Warts - Warts around the tips of fingers or toes.
• Subungual Warts - These appear under and around the fingernails.
• Flat /Plane Warts - These are smooth warts with flat tops that mostly occur on the hands or face.
• Seborrhoeic Wart - aren't actually warts at all, they are non-cancerous growths on the outer layer of skin.
What Treatment is needed to Remove Warts?
To remove a wart from your skin, we use the latest Advanced Cosmetic Procedures. Before the treatment can take place, a consultation and patch test is needed. The treatment process requires the tip of a small probe to be used with a tiny energy current to remove the blemished area. The treatment itself is a little uncomfortable but easily tolerated. There are minimal after effects, with a little tightness and scabbing to be expected. Each treatment lasts 15 minutes.
What Results are expected?
Warts can be successfully removed, leaving a clearer, healthier looking skin. This treatment is suitable for men and woman both on the face and on other body areas.
Before and After Wart Removal
Below is a typical example of what can be acheived at the Wart Removal Clinic. The example has Periungal Warts.
How can a free consultation be booked?
Call us today on 01132 823 300 or complete a contact form to find out more.
