Warts & Verrucas
Guidance on identifying, treating, and preventing warts and verrucas. We explain removal methods, recurrence prevention, and location specific treatments.
Dealing with Genital Warts
Genital warts are highly contagious and treatable, but the virus stays in your body and can lead to serious cancers if left unchecked.
Do Warts Need to Be Treated?
Most common warts go away on their own, so you only need treatment if they're painful or bothersome.
How Are Warts and Verrucas Removed?
Most warts go away on their own, but painful or stubborn ones can be removed with at-home treatments, professional procedures, or other methods.
Stopping Warts and Verrucas Coming Back
Warts often come back because over-the-counter treatments don't always destroy them completely, but stronger prescription options and freezing work better.
Treating Finger Warts
Finger warts are common and usually harmless, but if they're painful or causing embarrassment, there are safe ways to remove them.