Treatments
Verrucas are warts on the foot, caused by the human papillomavirus. Many clear on their own in time; when one hurts, keeps spreading or simply won’t go, we can treat it, including with Verrutop.
Is it a verruca?
Verrucas usually appear on the soles and toes, flattened by your weight, often with tiny black dots in them: small blood vessels, not seeds. They’re easily confused with corns, which need entirely different treatment. Squeezing a verruca from the sides tends to hurt; a corn hurts more when pressed directly. We’ll tell you which it is before suggesting anything.
Stopping the spread
Prices
If you need to change or cancel, please give us at least 24 hours’ notice. Missed appointments and later cancellations are charged £25.
Foot conditions
Symptoms, what you can do yourself, and when to get help.
FAQs
It’s often a good choice for children because it’s painless. We’ll check it’s suitable at the first appointment.
It depends on the size and age of the verruca and how your skin responds. Most people need a few visits; we’ll give you a realistic idea once we’ve seen it.
Yes. Cover the verruca with a waterproof plaster or a verruca sock.
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