"Surgical excision is not a typical treatment for plantar warts anymore, since so many other effective, less invasive options exist these days," says Lobkova. 5. Immunotherapy Immunotherapy ...

Treatment of a plantar wart, which grows inward, may leave a hole after wart removal. Over time, normal skin growth should help reduce the hole. Many warts require follow-up treatment with four to ...

Unlike warts elsewhere, plantar warts, because of their deep ... increase in size to cover so large an area that surgical treatment is both expensive and unduly prolonged — so much so that ...

According to Camp, bandages with salicylic acid can also be applied to stubborn warts on the foot or plantar surface ... they can determine which treatment is best. For example, flat warts ...

Foot warts can be common warts, plantar warts, or periungal warts ... each with their own specific symptoms, says Dr. Michele Green, a board-certified dermatologist in private practice.

salicylic acid was the only treatment that proved to be effective for the treatment of uncomplicated warts, with DNCB immunotherapy coming in a distant second. Cryotherapy, if chosen, should be ...

According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association (AAD), electrosurgery and curettage are good treatment options for removing common, filiform, and plantar warts. Electrosurgery burns ...