Plane warts, sometimes called flat warts, are small, smooth, slightly raised bumps on the skin. They’re usually skin-coloured, pink or light brown and tend to appear in clusters rather than individually.
They most often occur on the face, hands or legs and are caused by a strain of the human papillomavirus (HPV). Because they’re very flat, they can be more difficult to notice at first and often spread through shaving, scratching or touching the area.
Treatment with advanced electrolysis precisely cauterises the wart tissue, helping to remove the virus-infected cells and encourage clear, healthy skin. The area may form a small scab that naturally sheds within around 10–14 days.
Prices
£165 per treatment session