At Brighton Podiatry we have specialized in the treatment of Warts for over 15 Years we know which treatments will work on your wart and which treatments are a waste of time or too painful for Continue reading →
One can find many remedies for treating Plantar Warts on the Internet do they work well to be quite frank NO, well to clarify that they might work in some cases but in the majority of cases Continue reading →
Plantar Wart Treatment can be very difficult we unfortunatly see a number of patients that have been treated poorly. At Brighton Podiatry we use the latest form of treatment using Laser we have an extremly high success rate (around 90% with 1 Continue reading →
Plantar warts are a fairly common occurrence in children the argument has always been do we treat them or leave them alone in the hope that they will spontaneously resolve. Well our take on Continue reading →
Plantar warts are caused by a virus infecting the epidermis many sites and articles suggest using a pumice or file to rub the dead skin away this is the worst thing that one can Continue reading →
Plantar Warts on your feet can be very difficult to deal with most of the treatment protocols used within the medical profession simply fail to produce results. There are many over the counter treatments available however Continue reading →
What are verrucas you may well ask ? well they are another name for Plantar Warts they are in fact the correct medical name for this skin lesion in lay terms they mean exactly the same Continue reading →
It has been very difficult to remove plantar warts in the past all the treatments that have been used for years really are quite ineffective sure they may work in some cases but in looking Continue reading →
Plantar warts are benign epidermal tumors that occur because the wart virus penetrates the epidermis. There is a lot of bad information on treatment located in the Internet I have read several articles that suggest the use of topical anaesthetics Continue reading →
There have been many methods described for the treatment of plantar warts here is an interesting article on different methods used for treatment of warts.
The certain form of HPV that causes plantar warts normally Continue reading →
This patient is a 27 Year old male who has suffered this planter wart for over a year. He has tried several sorts of treatment on this lesion all with no success.
There are many Plantar Wart treatments available on the market some of them work occasionally others simply do not work. A little about skin anatomy there are three layers of skin firstly the epidermis under this Continue reading →
Removing Plantar warts is not as easy as it sounds, the problem is that warts live in the top layer of the skin (called the epidermis), this layer is at its thickest on the planter surface Continue reading →
Verruca Pedis or as they are more commonly known Plantar Warts they are caused by the human papilloma virus. The virus gains entry to the skin through micro trauma and abrasions to the skin more correctly Continue reading →
Plantar wart removal can be achieved by several methods including duct tape, acids, cryotherapy such as liquid nitrogen now the facts are that these methods are not very successful to say the least. The best Continue reading →
Plantar warts are caused by the HPV Virus they result in lesions on the feet which may spread and form large areas of warts. These are typically very difficult to Continue reading →
This thirteen year old girl presented with three plantar warts on her right foot she recently developed a blister from the way she changed her GAIT due to the pain from the plantar warts. Continue reading →
This 20 Year old female presented with spreading areas of plantar warts around both heels. She has a history of Keloid scaring. She has had these plantar warts for around twelve months now. The plantar Continue reading →
Plantar warts can become a very serious problem if they are left untreated. Most patients tend to ignore the existence of a single plantar wart, they don’t realise that they can spread and literally infect the whole bottom Continue reading →
