What do you see?:

There are several different types of warts. The more common types include:

• • Common warts – Raised skin coloured lesions.
• • Plantar warts (verrucas). Raised to flat skin coloured lesions.
• • Plane warts- Dark to skin coloured flat.
• • Filiform warts- Skin coloured narrow long projections having a bushy end.
• • Periungual warts – Skin coloured flat to raised.
• • Genital warts – skin coloured flat to raised.

Spread:

Contagious- When a disease or infection can be easily passed from one person to another.

Diagnosis:

• • Clinical examination.
• • Histopathological examination.

Treatment:

• • Radiofrequency.
• • Cryotherapy.
• • Intralesional injections.
• • Autoinoculation.
• • Immune modulatory drugs.

Various other skin lesions such as seborrheic keratosis, milia, pyogenic granulomas, over the face, head and neck, and other parts of the body can be removed.