Wart Treatment

A wart is a contagious skin disease caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), which manifests as raised and rough lesions on the skin. It is frequently seen on the hands, soles of the feet, face, and genital area. Early treatment is important due to its contagious nature and the cosmetic concerns it causes.

Wart Symptoms

• Rough, raised lesions on the skin surface
• Hard warts on the hands and feet
• Small, mole-like formations in the genital area
• Sometimes itching, pain, or bleeding

Wart Types

• Hand and Foot Warts: Can harden under pressure.
• Flat Warts: Can be small and numerous, seen on the face and back of the hands.
• Genital Warts: Transmitted sexually, associated with HPV.
• Plantar Warts (Soles of the Feet): Can cause pain when walking.

What Causes Warts?

• HPV virus: Transmitted through contact and shared use of items.
• Weak immune system: Leads to the virus being easily activated.
• Small skin injuries: Creates a gateway for the virus.
• Shared areas like pools, Turkish baths, and gyms: Facilitate transmission.

Wart Treatment Methods

1. Cryotherapy (Freezing Treatment)Freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen is one of the most frequently used methods. It is safe and effective.
2. Laser TreatmentBurning the wart with a laser yields successful results, especially in resistant cases.
3. Surgical MethodsLarge and deep warts can be surgically excised.
4. Medication and Cream TreatmentsTopical acids and medications that strengthen the immune system can be used in wart treatment.

Is a Wart Contagious?

Yes, warts are contagious due to the HPV virus. They can easily be transferred through shared towels, shoes, or contact.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do warts disappear on their own?

Some warts may disappear over time, but most grow and spread if left untreated.

Is wart treatment painful?

Methods like cryotherapy and laser cause minimal discomfort and are completed quickly.

Are genital warts dangerous?

Yes, genital warts are associated with HPV, and some types carry the risk of cervical cancer. They must be treated.

Wart Treatment at Our Clinic

Modern methods are applied for wart treatment at our clinic. Our goal is for you to safely and permanently get rid of warts with cryotherapy, laser, and medication treatments.

You can book an appointment now to get support from our dermatology specialist for wart treatment and achieve healthy skin.