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Verruca Treatment

Struggling with stubborn Verruca?

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"I'd tried every treatment from the chemist but nothing worked. Green Podiatry explained my options clearly and after a few appointments the verruca was finally gone. Friendly, professional service and I'd definitely recommend them."
Sarah T, Brixworth

Safe, effective treatment to help you get back on your feet

Verrucas can be uncomfortable, persistent and frustrating, especially when they become painful or don’t respond to over-the-counter treatments. At Green Podiatry, we’ll assess your verruca, explain the available treatment options, and recommend the most suitable approach based on your age, lifestyle, and symptoms.

Verruca’s are a notorious source of frustration for both Podiatrist and patient due to their unpredictable response to treatment. Some verrucae resolve after a couple of treatments, and some do not respond at all.

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Professional assessment and personalised treatment

A verruca is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and usually develops on the soles of the feet or around the toes. While some verrucas disappear on their own, others can become painful, spread to other areas or simply refuse to go away.

During your appointment, we’ll examine the affected area to confirm it is a verruca and discuss the most appropriate treatment for you. We consider factors such as how long it has been present, its size, your activity levels and any underlying health conditions before recommending a treatment plan.

What we offer

We offer several treatments for verrucae, including acid therapy, cryotherapy, and Falknor’s needling, all of which aim to stimulate your body’s own immune system to fight the virus. We also aim to provide you with education about your verruca, helping you understand the condition, treatment options, and what to expect throughout your care.

When should you seek treatment?

Many verrucae are harmless and will resolve on their own over time. However, treatment may be appropriate if they cause pain or discomfort, or affect your daily activities. If you’re unsure whether treatment is right for you, a professional assessment can provide reassurance, education, and personalised advice to help you decide on the most appropriate course of action.

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Ready for professional advice?

If your verruca is causing discomfort or simply won’t go away, book an appointment with Green Podiatry today. We’ll assess the problem, explain your treatment options and help you find the most effective solution for your feet.

If you are a new patient or we have not previously assessed your verruca problems, please book an initial appointment.

If you have already had a verruca assessment session with us within the last three months and would like another session, you can book your appointment directly using the link below.