Laser Wrats Removal

Warts are usually painless small growths visible on the skin. Basically warts are infections caused human papillomavirus (HPV). Laser Wart Removal involves applying a local anesthetic on the treated area and then placing an intense beam of laser light to burn and get rid of the wart tissues. The beam passes the epidermis (upper layer) and kills the small blood vessels that feed the wart near the dermis (middle layer). The wart dries up and falls off. The laser does no damage to the surrounding areas.

Laser Wrats Removal Goals

Time Required – 45 to 60 Minutes

Local Anesthesia Needed

Recovery Time Minimal

Very High Success Rate

Wart Removal Candidates

Presence of one or more warts on body
Warts bleed or cause pain when bumped
Warts are easily irritated
Warts spread to other areas of the body

Wart Removal Goals

Eliminate pain and skin irritation associated with warts
Prevent the spread of warts to other areas of the body
Avoid scars due to wart removal

Pre-treatment Preparation

Do required laboratory tests
Quit to smoke for about six weeks or as recommended by the doctor as it can affect the healing process
Drink prescribed medications regularly
Avoid using herbal supplements, aspirin and anti-inflammatory drugs
Have proper diet regimen and eat healthy food

Wart Removal Treatment Procedure

Anesthesia is applied on treated areas.
Laser device is placed to burn the wart.
The treated skin is bandaged after the procedure
Procedure may be repeated if wart is not removed completely

Wart Removal Treatment Recovery

Pain and discomfort after the treatment is to be expected but will subside with medications
There is risk of infection but can be avoided with proper medication
Scarring might be visible but will go away