Warts Clinic

Overview

Viral warts are stubborn — they can clear up on their own, spread to other areas, or return after surgical removal because the underlying viral trigger was never addressed. Our warts clinic focuses on treating that trigger rather than simply removing the visible wart.

We treat common warts (typically on hands and fingers), plantar warts (on the soles of the feet, often painful when walking), and recurring warts that keep returning after cauterisation, freezing or surgical removal elsewhere. Homeopathic remedies are selected to strengthen the body's own resistance, aiming to prevent the pattern of recurrence that frustrates so many patients.

Because warts can spread through skin contact, especially in children, we also advise simple hygiene precautions during treatment to reduce the chance of new lesions appearing while existing ones resolve.

Our Approach

Warts respond to a constitutional approach because the tendency to develop them is systemic, not local — this is why they so often return after purely local removal. We track how existing warts respond over follow-up visits and watch for new lesions, adjusting the remedy if the initial response is slow.