Human papillomavirus causes a wart, which is a tiny fleshy lump on the skin or mucous membrane. Human papillomaviruses of diverse strains cause warts. Warts can appear in various regions of the body due to different strains. Contact with a wart can transfer it from one part of the body to another or from person to person. A fleshy, painless growth on the skin is the main symptom. The hands, feet, and genitals are frequently affected.
Warts on the backs of your fingers and toes, as well as on the knees, are common warts. They can, however, appear in unexpected places. They can have a rounded top and a rough, thick, grainy appearance resembling cauliflower. Common warts are often darker in color than the surrounding skin. They can be as small as 1 millimeter (mm) or as large as 1 centimeter (cm), and can appear alone or in groups. These warts are normally harmless and will disappear on their own.
Plantar warts are warts that form on the bottoms of the feet. Plantar warts, unlike other warts, grow into your skin rather than out of it. If you discover what looks to be a small hole in the bottom of your foot surrounded by tough skin, you have a plantar wart. Walking might be difficult with plantar warts. There are two common types of plantar warts that can appear on the sole of the foot –
1) Myrmecia-type plantar warts
2) Mosaic-type plantar warts
Flat warts, often called juvenile warts, typically appear on the face, thighs, or arms. HPV types 3, 10, and 28 are the most common causes. They are little and unnoticeable at first. Flat warts have a smooth surface that appears to have been scraped. They can be pink, brownish, or slightly yellow in color. They frequently form big groups of 20 to 200 warts. Flat warts are usually painless and form in locations where your skin has been damaged or broken, such as from shaving your face or legs. They are also frequent in children and can be passed from person to person.
Filiform warts appear around the lips and nose, as well as on the neck and beneath the chin. They can spread to other parts of your body and are contagious. Filiform warts are small and resemble a little flap of skin. They can project thin, finger-like strands from your skin. Filiform warts resemble the color of your skin. Unless they occur in a sensitive region, such as a fold in your skin, they are usually painless.
Warts that form under and around the toenails and fingernails are known as periungual warts. They can be painful and have a negative impact on nail development. They start off little, about the size of a pinprick, but can quickly expand and spread to other parts of the body by direct touch. They may have a cauliflower-like look and feel harsh to the touch.
Microdermabrasion is a minimally invasive procedure used to renew overall skin tone and texture.
Session Duration: 30- 45 mins
Sessions Required: 7- 8
Gap between sessions: 7- 8
Sessions Required: 4 hours
Results: Takes a month
The treatment uses DermaFrac, which is a micro-needling (skin needling) machine that offers simultaneous delivery of infused ingredients in a pain-free manner without any downtime.
Session Duration: 30- 45 mins
Sessions Required: 7- 8
Gap between sessions: 7- 8
Sessions Required: 4 hours
Results: Takes a month
