Technologies Used for Warts Removal

1. Laser Therapy – Uses high-intensity laser beams to burn and eliminate wart tissue with precision.
2. Cryotherapy (Freezing Method) – Liquid nitrogen is applied to freeze and destroy warts, causing them to fall off.
3. Radiofrequency (RF) Ablation – Heat energy is used to vaporize the wart without affecting surrounding skin.
4. Electrocautery – Electrical current is applied to burn and remove the wart while sealing blood vessels.
5. Surgical Excision – The wart is cut out using a scalpel for deeper or stubborn warts.
6. Topical Chemical Peels – Salicylic acid or trichloroacetic acid is applied to gradually dissolve wart tissue.
7. Plasma Pen Therapy – Uses ionized gas to break down wart tissue, effective for smaller warts.

1. Cryotherapy (Freezing)

• Liquid nitrogen is applied to freeze the wart.
• The wart forms a blister and eventually falls off.
• May require multiple sessions.

2. Electrocautery (Burning)

• A heated electric probe burns and destroys the wart tissue.
• Local anesthesia is used to minimize discomfort.

3. Laser Treatment

• A laser is used to target and destroy the wart.
• Effective for stubborn warts but may require multiple sessions.

4. Chemical Peeling

• Strong acids (like salicylic acid or trichloroacetic acid) are applied to dissolve the wart gradually.
• Requires repeated applications over weeks.

5. Surgical Removal

• The wart is cut out using a scalpel.
• Used for large or deep-rooted warts, with local anesthesia.

6. Immunotherapy

• Boosts the immune system to fight the wart-causing virus.
• Can involve injections or topical treatments.