Wart Excision
Wart excision is a minor dermatologic surgery to remove warts — small, raised skin growths caused by HPV infection. The procedure helps eliminate discomfort and prevent the spread of warts.
Types :
- Surgical Excision
- Radiofrequency or Electrocautery
- Cryotherapy (select cases)
Indications :
- Persistent or growing warts
- Facial or hand warts affecting appearance
- Warts causing pain or bleeding
- Warts resistant to topical treatments
How the Procedure is Done:
The wart is numbed with local anesthesia and then removed using a scalpel, cautery, or RF device. The area is cleaned, and antibiotic cream is applied. Dressing may or may not be required.
Before & After Care
Before :
- Clean skin, no cream application
- Stop over-the-counter wart treatments before procedure
After :
- Keep the area dry
- Use prescribed ointments
- Avoid touching or scratching the site
- Watch for recurrence
Benefits :
- Immediate and complete wart removal
- Reduces risk of spreading
- Simple outpatient procedure
- Minimal pain and downtime
Why Morph Aesthetic?
We use precision surgical tools and sterile techniques for clean excision and reduced scarring. Our surgeons focus on both function and aesthetics.
FAQs
Are warts contagious?
Yes. HPV can spread via contact. Early removal helps reduce transmission.
Can a wart come back?
New warts can appear, but proper removal reduces recurrence at the same site.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it’s done under local anesthesia and is virtually painless.
Will I have a scar?
Usually minimal, depending on the wart’s size and location.
Can all types of warts be removed?
Yes, but the technique may vary (surgical, cryo, or RF).
