Laser removal of warts
Common Questions and Answers about Laser removal of warts
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m currently going through 2 yrs of Laser Hair Removal, and about halfway through - I started before I knew I had flat warts, knowing that my skin is very sensitive, and thinking this would be a practical way to end the shaving/irritation/infection issue. But now with flat warts, what do I do? Should I stop shaving completely? Please note I've only been using an electric razor, shaving carefully only 1x/month.
Unless warts are very large and uncomfortable, surgical removal or aggressive laser surgery to remove the warts is generally avoided. In any case you should not attempt to remove a wart yourself by cutting, tearing, picking, or any other method.
You should consult a doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Hope it helps.
Several treatment sessions are usually required. The pulse dye laser is a technique for removal, with little incidence of complications like scarring. Other treatments your doctor may use can be use of some immune-stimulator, injections of candida (yeast) or injections of an antibiotic bleomycin (used in cancer therapy).
It should be noted that since warts are caused by a virus, they may recur following attempts at surgical removal. However, they often heal themselves within one- two years.
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For small warts, several medications(like podophyllum resin, Podofilox (Condylox), Trichloroacetic and bichloroacetic acids, Imiquimod 5% cream and interferons) are available, which can be applied directly to the surface of the warts. Other treatment options include electrical cautery, surgical removal, Carbon dioxide laser treatment and electrodesiccation.
In my opinion you should talk to a cosmetologist/dermatologist about this and get this wart evaluated.
I hope it helps.
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For warts, , treatment methods like several medications(like podophyllum resin, Podofilox (Condylox), Trichloroacetic and bichloroacetic acids, Imiquimod 5% cream and interferons) are available, which can be applied directly to the surface of the warts. Other treatment options include electrical cautery, surgical removal, Carbon dioxide laser treatment and electrodesiccation.
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Aladara is the first line of treatment for genital warts. When it is used it does not stop the growth of new warts. Use it for the prescribed time. Other treatment options include electrical cautery, surgical removal, Carbon dioxide laser treatment and electrodesiccation.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor.
shortly after we started sleeping together he developed warts on the base of his penis... and I know they arent sexually transmitted because I have had blood tests done for every STD there is out there because of my 3 pregnancies... I figured since we had been together for so long and had sex as much as we had that if the warts were a STD then I would have transmitted them from him... and I have never gotten a wart on my genitals the entire time we have been together...
Hello,
For small warts, several medications(like podophyllum resin, Podofilox (Condylox), Trichloroacetic and bichloroacetic acids, Imiquimod 5% cream and interferons) are available, which can be applied directly to the surface of the warts. Other treatment options include electrical cautery, surgical removal, Carbon dioxide laser treatment and electrodesiccation.
In my opinion you should talk to a cosmetologist/dermatologist about this and get these warts evaluated.
For small warts , several medications(like podophyllum resin, Podofilox (Condylox), Trichloroacetic and bichloroacetic acids, Imiquimod 5% cream and interferons) are available, which can be applied directly to the surface of the warts. Other treatment options include electrical cautery, surgical removal, Carbon dioxide laser treatment and electrodesiccation.
In my opinion you should talk to a cosmetologist/dermatologist about this and get these warts evaluated.
I have been to several dermatologist many years ago , no one seems to be able to tell me what these are. With laser technology do you think these growths could be removed , or will they just grow back. I have always wanted to know what these things are.
Our usual advice is that if there is no visible recurrence 3 months following resolution/removal of warts, that persons should consider themselves no longer infections. In your case, there has already been some non penetrative contact and you have been aggressively treated. With use of condoms at this time there should be little risk that you will infect your partner. (A 3 week incubation period for development of warts would be unusually fast).
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