About

Benign Lesion – Warts Removal (HPV)

(Human Papilloma Virus)

Treatment overview

Warts are benign skin lesions caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).
They can appear on different areas of the body and may vary in size, texture and appearance. Although medically harmless, warts can spread, become uncomfortable, or be cosmetically distressing, especially when located on visible or high-friction areas.

This treatment focuses on safe, precise and controlled removal of warts using medical-grade techniques, while protecting the surrounding healthy tissue.

What to expect

• Careful clinical assessment of the lesion before treatment

• Identification of typical wart characteristics (viral origin, texture, growth pattern)

• Targeted removal using appropriate medical method (e.g. diathermy)

• Minimal damage to surrounding skin

• Clear aftercare advice to reduce the risk of recurrence or spread

Important information

• Warts are contagious due to their viral origin

• Multiple sessions may be required depending on size, depth and number of lesions

• Treatment is suitable for adults only

• Lesions are assessed individually to ensure they are appropriate for aesthetic removal

Consultation

A consultation is included to confirm suitability for treatment.
If there is any clinical uncertainty, you may be advised to seek a GP or dermatology review before proceeding.