At Perfect Image Consultants, we specialise in laser treatment for wart removal due to its precision, minimal discomfort, and excellent cosmetic outcomes. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, ensuring a pain-free experience for our patients. In our clinical experience, laser therapy delivers more consistent and effective results compared to traditional methods such as surgical excision, cryotherapy, radiofrequency, or chemical treatments. Our goal is to provide a treatment that is not only safe and efficient but also leaves the skin looking as natural and clear as possible.
These are small flesh like growths, which mostly occur on the hands. They can range in size of a pinhead to the size of a pea. They have a rough texture and feel hard.
Click the button below to learn more about how our clinic safely and effectively removes common warts using advanced laser treatment.
These are flat warts which can be tough and thick warts which occur on the soles of the feet. Walking and standing create pressure, pushing the wart further into the skin. These warts can cause you to feel very comfortable.
Flat warts don't grow as large as other warts, they often occur on the face or legs. These warts tend to grown in large clusters, covering a larger area.
Usually occur on the face - around the eyes, nose or mouth. They are faster growing than other warts, they appear to be spikey and may feel like a brush.
The images displayed are for illustrative purposes only and do not depict real patients. They have been created to visually represent the treatment process while maintaining sensitivity and privacy.
Before the treatment
Before your laser wart removal treatment, your practitioner will assess the area of concern and examine the lesions to confirm the diagnosis. Warts can often be identified visually, but a thorough check ensures the correct treatment approach. We’ll also take a brief medical history, explain the procedure, and answer any questions you may have.
During the treatment
Our practitioner will mark the lesion(s) to be removed, and local anaesthetic will be administered at each site around the wart. Our laser will then be used to remove each marked lesion with precision. The entire procedure is quick, effective, and designed to be as comfortable as possible.
After the treatment
The treated area will develop a scab over time which will allow the skin to heal underneath. Depending on the size of the wart removed this may take between 2-3 weeks to full heal.
In our experience, a single session is usually enough to completely remove the wart on the day of treatment. Unlike cryotherapy, which often requires multiple visits, our laser treatment delivers immediate results with precision and a negligible chance of recurrence.
A local anaesthetic is used to numb the area before the procedure, so you should feel minimal discomfort during treatment. After the procedure, you may experience mild soreness or scabbing as the area heals.
Laser wart removal often offers several advantages over cryotherapy. While both treatments are effective, laser therapy is more precise and typically requires a single session to completely remove warts. Cryotherapy, which uses freezing to destroy the wart, may need multiple treatments and can cause more discomfort during the process. Additionally, laser removal has a lower risk of recurrence, particularly for persistent or larger warts.
While no treatment modality can guarantee a 0% risk of recurrence, in our experience of many years of wart removal, laser treatment offers a very low chance of the wart returning. Although we have not published formal data, we estimate it to be approximately 95% effective in preventing recurrence.
