Verruca Treatment

Effective, evidence-based treatments for stubborn verruca.

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What is a verruca?

A verruca is a wart that develops on the sole of the foot and is caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). They commonly appear on pressure-bearing areas of the foot and may cause pain or discomfort when standing or walking.

While some verrucae disappear naturally over time, others can become persistent, spread to other areas of the foot or fail to respond to home treatments. Professional assessment allows us to determine the most effective treatment option based on your individual circumstances.

At The Fane Clinic, we use modern, evidence-based treatments to help reduce pain, improve comfort and encourage successful resolution.

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Why verruca treatment matters?

Although verruca are often harmless, they can become painful, spread to other areas of the foot and interfere with work, sport and everyday activities. Early treatment can improve comfort and may reduce the time it takes for the verruca to resolve.

Our experienced clinicians will explain your treatment options, answer any questions and create a personalised treatment plan designed around your needs.

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What we offer

Verruca Treatments

Verruca Assessment

A comprehensive assessment to confirm the diagnosis and recommend the most appropriate treatment.

Swift® Microwave Therapy

An innovative treatment that uses microwave technology to stimulate your body's immune response and target stubborn verrucae.

Cryotherapy

Targeted freezing treatment designed to help destroy infected tissue and encourage healing.

Conservative Verruca Care

Professional reduction of painful hard skin over the verruca to improve comfort while monitoring progress.

Verruca Reviews

Regular follow-up appointments to assess healing and adapt your treatment plan where necessary.

Children's Verruca Treatment

Safe, age-appropriate treatment options for children, with advice tailored to young patients and their parents.

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Verruca Treatments in Peterborough

At The Fane Clinic, we provide specialist verruca treatments for patients throughout Peterborough and the surrounding areas. Every verruca is different, which is why we begin with a thorough assessment before recommending the most appropriate treatment.

Our clinicians consider the size, location, duration and severity of the verruca, along with your lifestyle and medical history, to create a treatment plan tailored specifically to you.

Whether you've tried over-the-counter treatments without success or you're looking for the latest clinical options such as Swift® Microwave Therapy, we're here to help you find an effective solution.

Our goal is to reduce discomfort, encourage healing and help you return to your normal activities as quickly and comfortably as possible.

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Verruca Treatment questions

Frequently asked questions regarding Verruca treatments.

What is a verruca?

A verruca is a wart that develops on the sole of the foot and is caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). They often appear on pressure points and can become painful when walking or standing.

Do verruca go away on their own?

Some verruca will disappear naturally, but this can take months or even years. Professional treatment may help relieve discomfort and improve the likelihood of successful resolution.

Does Swift® Microwave Therapy hurt?

Most patients describe Swift® treatment as a short, intense sensation lasting only a few seconds. There is usually no need for dressings afterwards, and most people can continue their normal daily activities.

Are verruca contagious?

Yes. Verruca are caused by a virus and can spread through direct contact or contaminated surfaces such as swimming pools, changing rooms and communal showers. Good foot hygiene and early treatment can help reduce the risk of spreading.

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01733 571555

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