Warts Mole Removal

1. Normal moles typically appear on the hands.

2. Flat Warts typically appear on the face and forehead.

3. Genital moles (condyloma) appear on the genitals, in the pubic region, and between the thighs.

4. Plantar moles are found on the bottoms of the feet.

5. Subungual and periungual moles are found under or around the fingernails and toenails.

Your primary care physician will be able to recognize a wart just by taking a look at it. Sometimes they may scrape Warts to search for small dabs. These are the indications of clotted blood vessels and are normal in certain Warts.

At times, your doctor might be unsure if your skin development is a wart. Assuming this is the case, they might remove some portion of the wart to send to a research center for identification.

Warts frequently vanish on their own, but it might require months or a long time for it. However, a few Warts will not disappear on their own and should be treated. Treatment might diminish the possibility that Warts will be spread to different areas of your body or others.