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Verruca Treatment

Verrucas can be stubborn and difficult to treat on your own, we offer a range of effective treatment options to clear them properly.

A woman holding her foot like it is in pain

What is a verruca?

A verruca is a wart that develops on the sole of the foot, caused by a viral infection in the skin. They can be painful, especially when walking, and often don't clear up without proper treatment.

Why verrucas need proper treatment

A few reasons verrucas are worth getting seen rather than treating at home.

01

Slow to clear on their own

Verrucas can persist for months or years untreated

02

Can spread

Left untreated, they can multiply or spread to others

03

Painful when walking

Pressure on the verruca can make everyday movement uncomfortable

04

Home remedies often fail

Over-the-counter treatments don't always reach the root

Who is this for?

A few signs it's time to get your verruca treated professionally.

01

You have a painful verruca affecting how you walk

02

Home treatments haven't worked

03

Your verruca has spread or multiplied

04

You want a faster, more effective treatment option

Which treatment is right for you?

We offer a range of verruca treatments, the right one depends on your verruca and how it's responded to treatment so far.

01

Verruca Treatment with Verrutop®

A gentle topical treatment, with most patients seeing clearance within 4 applications

02

Cryotherapy

Freezes the verruca using extreme cold to destroy the affected tissue

03

Salicylic acid

A topical acid treatment that gradually breaks down the verruca over repeated applications

04

Silver nitrate

A chemical treatment applied directly to the verruca to help clear it

05

Advanced Verruca Needling

Also known as Falknor's needling, our most advanced treatment, using a needless injection system called a Dermojet, recommended for verrucas that haven't responded to other options

What happens at your appointment

A tailored approach depending on your verruca and how it responds to treatment.

1

Assessment

Your podiatrist examines the verruca and discusses which treatment option is right for you

2

Treatment

Your chosen treatment is carried out, from topical options to more advanced approaches

3

Follow-up guidance

You'll be advised on aftercare and whether a different treatment may be worth considering if needed

Ready to book?

Get your verruca properly treated with a method suited to you.