Warts are a contagious skin disease caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), a filterable virus that infects the skin surface. The virus causes abnormal proliferation of keratin in the epidermis, forming small, fleshy nodules on the surface of the skin. Most of them are painless and cause no scarring.

In children or the elderly with weakened immune systems, the virus can spread to other parts of the body, affecting personal appearance. Wart removal is a standard medical procedure and is recommended for professional treatment, as it is relatively safe.

These warts are rough, round or polygonal in shape, hard in texture, and grayish yellow, dirty yellow, or dirty brown in color. They usually grow on the fingers, toes, backs of hands, knees, and around nails.

Flat warts often develop when the immune system is weakened. They often appear on the face, backs of the hands, and forearms. They are normal skin color or light brown, with a smooth surface and distinct borders. They are contagious and can produce 20 to 100 warts at a time. Treatment may result in wounds or pigmentation, so it is recommended that professional care be sought for safety.

Our professional medical team will listen carefully to your needs and evaluate your skin to determine which wart removal solution is best for you.