Warts
What are warts?
Warts, which are also known as verruca, are common skin growth that results from an infection in the top layer of your skin. They’re usually small, rough, and raised bumps with a variety of colours and textures. Warts may appear on various parts of the body and, in general, they are harmless. One of the best ways to avoid warts is to get yourself properly groomed. It spreads via the skin broken by nail-biting. Never share nail and pedicure tools with anyone else take good care of your nails and keep your hands clean and dry.
What causes warts?
The root cause of all warts is the virus ‘Human Papillomavirus (HPV)’, with different types generating various wart forms — common, genital, and plantar. While common warts are generally harmless and may disappear naturally, genital warts can lead to serious medical conditions, including cervical cancer. Certain individuals, such as children, young adults, and those with compromised immune systems, are at a higher risk of developing common warts.
How are warts treated?
While warts can resolve on their own, you may also opt for treatment for cosmetic reasons, or if they cause discomfort. Freezing, skin treatments, laser therapy, and surgical removal are some of the various treatment options. Recurrent treatments may be effective in managing the recurrence of common warts as they might reappear.
warts care
What sets our warts care apart?
We at Skinaid are aware of the unique nature of warts, and our specialists develop individualised treatment plans based on factors such as wart type, location, or health status. We offer optimum and advanced solutions by using the latest technologies, such as laser therapy or cryotherapy. We also prioritize patient education, offering insights into wart prevention and self-care strategies.