Destruction of 1-14 common or plantar warts

Procedure Information

What is a Destruction of 1-14 Common or Plantar Warts?

A destruction of 1-14 common or plantar warts is a procedure designed to remove warts from the skin.

Why Would I Get a Destruction of 1-14 Common or Plantar Warts?

The destruction of 1-14 common or plantar warts is usually necessary when these types of warts become painful, bothersome, and hard to treat with other methods, such as topical treatments.

What Happens During a Destruction of 1-14 Common or Plantar Warts?

The procedure itself varies depending on the type, number, and location of the warts. Typically, a local anesthetic is used to numb the area, and the warts are then either frozen with liquid nitrogen or burned with an electric needle. The method used depends on the size and location of the warts and is determined by the physician.

What to Expect After a Destruction of 1-14 Common or Plantar Warts?

After the procedure, the area may be sore and tender for a few days and may appear red, swollen, and blistered. The area may crust over and the wart may fall off, leaving a shallow hole. The pain and soreness should lessen after a few days and the area should heal within a few weeks.

Conclusion

A destruction of 1-14 common or plantar warts is a procedure designed to remove warts from the skin when other treatments are not working. During the procedure, a local anesthetic is usually used and depending on the size and location of the warts, liquid nitrogen might be used to freeze or an electric needle might be used to burn the warts. After the procedure, the area may be sore and tender and may be red, swollen, and blistered. The pain and soreness should lessen after a few days, and the area should heal within a few weeks.