Warts are non-cancerous skin growths caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). They frequently develop on the hands, fingers, feet, face, neck, and arms. While some remain painless, others cause physical discomfort depending on location.
We Treat the Root Cause. Because benign skin lesions, moles, and other growths can closely resemble warts, thorough dermatological evaluation is critical before initiating any removal procedure.
Common Types of Skin Warts
Selected removal techniques depend on the structure, size, depth, and anatomical site of the lesion.
Common Warts
Plantar Warts
Flat Warts
Filiform Warts
Rough, raised lesions that most frequently develop on the fingers, back of hands, and around nails.
Hard, grainy growths on the soles of feet that grow inward and can cause tenderness while walking.
Smaller, smoother lesions that often appear in clusters across the face, arms, or lower legs.
Fine, thread-like projections that typically form around delicate areas such as the eyelids, neck, or lips.
5-Step Wart Removal Process
Skin Examination
Treatment Selection
Professional Procedure
Post-Treatment Care
Thorough clinical examination to confirm the lesion type and check suitability for outpatient removal.
Choosing electrocautery, laser ablation, or cryotherapy based on lesion depth, location, and skin profile.
Precise, hygienic removal performed under local preparation with minimal discomfort.
Clear guidelines on wound hygiene, topical antiseptic protection, and daily skin recovery.
Because warts are viral in nature, recurrence can happen even after removal. Dr. Kanchan Amit Nigade provides comprehensive evaluation to reduce recurrence risk. Reserve your clinical consultation today.