Verruca Treatment in Leicester

Verruca Treatment in Leicester

Clear Your Feet, Relieve Your Pain – Effective Verruca Treatments at The Health Suite Leicester.

At The Health Suite Leicester, we offer comprehensive verruca treatment services to effectively address plantar warts. Our experienced podiatrists provide personalised care, utilising advanced techniques such as cryotherapy (freezing) and topical medications to remove verrucas and alleviate associated discomfort. Recognising the importance of individualised treatment plans, we tailor our approach to each patient’s specific needs, ensuring optimal outcomes. Our commitment to patient-centred care includes clear communication throughout the treatment process, prioritising your comfort and well-being. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please visit our website or contact us directly.

Our Verruca Treatment service at The Health Suite Leicester offers diagnostic and therapeutic care for verrucas, also known as warts, that occur on feet.  Verruca, often called plantar warts, are small, rough bumps that usually form on the bottoms of the feet. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can be painful or annoying because of where they are. There are different ways to treat verruca, from over-the-counter products like salicylic acid, which slowly breaks down the wart, to cryotherapy, where the wart is frozen with liquid nitrogen to kill the bad cells. Stronger treatments like laser therapy or minor surgery might be needed if the wart doesn’t go away. Strengthening the immune system can also help the body fight the virus, sometimes causing the wart to go away. It often takes time, sometimes weeks or months, for a verruca to completely go away.

Recognising a verruca involves looking for its specific characteristics: it usually looks like a rough, raised bump with a hard, callus-like surface. The wart might have small black dots in the middle, which are tiny, clotted blood vessels. It can be painful, especially when pressure is applied because it often appears on areas of the feet that bear weight. Verrucas can be confused with calluses or corns, but unlike these, they have a more defined, wart-like texture and can bleed if scratched. If you’re unsure, a healthcare professional can confirm the diagnosis and suggest treatments like freezing or salicylic acid. Regularly checking your feet and addressing the issue early can help manage verrucas effectively. Verruca Treatment involves assessing, removing, or treating these common viral skin growths, typically through methods such as cryotherapy (freezing) or topical medications to eliminate the verruca and relieve any associated pain or discomfort.

Verruca treatment is essential for individuals experiencing discomfort or pain due to plantar warts, commonly known as verrucas. These growths are caused by a viral infection of the skin, typically on the soles of the feet. Left untreated, verrucas can cause increased pressure while walking, leading to further irritation, pain, and difficulty with daily activities. Treatment is necessary not only for pain relief but also to prevent the spread of the virus to others. Several methods are available, including cryotherapy, laser treatment, and topical treatments, each tailored to the severity and location of the verruca. Addressing verrucas early helps to reduce the risk of complications and ensures a quicker recovery, improving overall foot health and comfort.

Why choose The Health Suite for Verruca Treatment?

Expertise and Specialisation

We take pride in our team of healthcare professionals who specialise in podiatry, ensuring that our service delivers specialised knowledge for the effective removal of verrucas.

Multiple Treatment Options

We offer a variety of treatment options, including cryotherapy and topical medications, ensuring that we can provide tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of each patient’s verruca.

Patient-Centred Care

We place great emphasis on patient comfort and provide clear communication throughout the treatment process, ensuring that our patients experience a supportive and patient-centred approach throughout their treatment.

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Please note: The initial podiatry consultation includes other verruca treatments if appropriate; however, cryotherapy will incur an additional charge (Cryotherapy add-on £40 – PODIATRY (up to 5)).

40 Minutes: £55

General Podiatry Consultation Initial Appointment

A General Podiatry initial consultation assesses foot health, addresses concerns, and develops a personalised treatment plan for pain, infections, or deformities.

Included in the General Podiatry Consultation Initial Appointment

In a General Podiatry Consultation, you will meet with a podiatrist who will assess your foot and lower limb health, diagnose any conditions or issues, and provide expert guidance and treatment recommendations tailored to your unique needs.

Please note: The initial podiatry consultation includes other verruca treatments if appropriate; however, cryotherapy will incur an additional charge (Cryotherapy add-on £40 – PODIATRY (up to 5)).

30 Minutes: £45

General Podiatry Consultation Follow-up Appointment

A General Podiatry follow-up appointment checks progress, adjusts treatments, and addresses any new concerns related to foot health or recovery.

Included in the General Podiatry Consultation Follow-up Appointment

During a follow-up appointment, the podiatrist will review your progress, discuss the effectiveness of previous treatments, address any new concerns, and may provide further guidance or adjustments to the treatment plan for ongoing foot health and comfort.

£90

Cryotherapy Initial Consultation & Treatment up to 3 Lesions

Cryotherapy initial consultation & treatment targets up to 3 skin lesions using liquid nitrogen to freeze and remove warts, skin tags, or other benign growths.

Included in the Cryotherapy Initial Consultation & Treatment up to 3 Lesions

During your initial cryotherapy consultation and treatment, we’ll examine the affected area, explain the procedure, address any concerns you may have, and then proceed with the cryotherapy treatment to effectively remove the skin tag, ensuring your comfort and convenience.

£110

Cryotherapy Initial Consultation & Treatment of Large Lesion or up to 6 Lesions

Cryotherapy for up to 6 lesions involves freezing skin growths like warts or verrucas using liquid nitrogen, aiding removal and encouraging healthy skin recovery.

Included in the Cryotherapy Initial Consultation & Treatment of Large Lesion or up to 6 Lesions

During your initial cryotherapy consultation and treatment, we’ll examine the affected area, explain the procedure, address any concerns you may have, and then proceed with the cryotherapy treatment to effectively remove the skin tag, ensuring your comfort and convenience.

FAQ

Common Q&A about Verruca Treatment

Our FAQ section is designed to address common questions you may have, from how our treatments work to what you can expect during and after your session.

Our team is always available to provide additional support if you need more personalised guidance, ensuring that you feel informed and confident every step of the way.

A verruca, commonly known as a wart, is a benign growth caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) that typically appears on the feet.

Treatment options include cryotherapy (freezing), topical medications (salicylic acid) and surgical removal.

Yes, verrucas can spread through direct contact or by sharing surfaces like showers or swimming pools.

Treatment duration varies; cryotherapy may require multiple sessions, while topical treatments can take several weeks to show results.

Over-the-counter treatments like salicylic acid are available for at-home use, but consult a healthcare professional for persistent cases.

Possible side effects include pain, skin irritation, and discoloration at the treatment site.

Treatment isn't always necessary, especially if the verruca is painless and doesn't interfere with daily activities, but it can help prevent spreading.

Yes, verrucas can recur, as the HPV virus can remain dormant in the skin.

Avoid picking at the verruca, sharing personal items, and walking barefoot in communal areas to reduce the risk of spreading.

Consult a doctor if the verruca is painful, changes in appearance persists after home treatment, or if you have a weakened immune system.

Meet our Verruca Treatment Clinicians

Meet our dedicated team at The Health Suite Leicester, where skilled professionals are committed to providing exceptional care tailored to your medical and wellness needs.

Megan Hensman

Megan Hensman

Podiatrist
Luke Bennett Driver

Luke Bennett-Driver

Podiatrist
Dr Dominic Greenyer

Dr Dominic Greenyer

Director and General Practitioner (GP)