Wart removal in Kochi,
lesion-typed, single-session where the lesion allows.

Our wart removal procedures are virtually painless. For laser and electrocautery, we apply a topical anaesthetic cream 30–45 minutes before treatment. For cryotherapy, the cold sensation itself numbs the area naturally. Most patients rate discomfort at 1–2 out of 10.

Consultation starts at ₹300. Treatment costs vary by method and size: small warts (cryotherapy or electrocautery) ₹500–1,500; multiple warts ₹2,000–5,000; CO2 laser for larger or cosmetically sensitive areas ₹2,000–5,000+.

Yes. Warts are caused by HPV and spread through direct skin contact or shared surfaces, floors, towels, gym equipment. In Kerala's humid climate, HPV persists on wet surfaces longer. We provide family screening and prevention guidance.

Warts are viral infections (HPV) with a rough, cauliflower-like texture, sometimes with black dots. They can be contagious. Skin tags are soft, smooth, benign growths on a stalk, not viral, not contagious, purely cosmetic.

After CO2 laser, the treated area forms a scab within 2–3 days, which naturally detaches within 7–14 days. Complete healing with normal skin appearance takes 3–4 weeks. Most patients return to daily activities within 24–48 hours.

We strongly advise against home removal. Risks include infection, permanent scarring, spreading HPV, and critically, misdiagnosis. A growth that looks like a wart may be a corn, a mole, or in rare cases, something requiring biopsy.

Our recurrence rate is below 15% with proper treatment and aftercare, compared to 20–30% industry average. We provide free touch-up within 3 months if any wart returns at the same treated location.

Cryotherapy is generally considered safe during pregnancy and is our preferred method in these cases. We coordinate with your obstetrician for elective procedures. Female dermatologists are always available.

Yes, we specialise in paediatric wart removal. We use topical numbing cream, gentle cryotherapy, and distraction techniques. Parents are always present. Our child-friendly approach works for children as young as 4 years old.

Arimpara (അരിമ്പാറ) is the Malayalam term for warts, specifically verruca, the common skin growth caused by HPV. Treatment for arimpara is identical to wart removal: cryotherapy, CO2 laser, or electrocautery depending on type, size, and location.

Plantar warts grow on the sole of the foot and are caused by HPV. They have a rough texture with black pinpoint dots and hurt on lateral pressure. Corns are caused by friction/pressure, are smooth with a central hard core, and hurt on direct pressure.

In children, up to 65% of warts may resolve spontaneously within 2 years. In adults, spontaneous resolution is less likely. During this time, warts can spread to other body parts or family members. Early treatment is recommended.