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Videos of Wart Removal

See real treatment examples carried out by our doctors at the London Wart Clinic. These surgical wart removal videos show how procedures are performed safely under local anaesthetic, giving you a clear idea of what to expect before your own treatment.

Wart Removal on the Leg

Watch our doctors perform a safe surgical wart removal on the leg, carried out under local anaesthetic.

Verruca Removal Procedure

See how a plantar verruca is professionally removed at our City of London clinic.

Results from Our Wart Removal Treatments

Our before-and-after examples are from recent treatments performed by our consultants, giving a clear view of healing and cosmetic results.

Can’t take time off work for Wart Treatment? We’re open evenings.

At London Wart Clinic, all wart and verruca treatments are carried out by experienced dermatologists and plastic surgeons. We treat the full range of lesions, from common hand and foot warts to periungual (nail) and eyelid cases, using precise medical techniques designed to remove the growth fully while protecting the surrounding skin.

Our clinic is based in the City of London and sees a high number of patients each week. This depth of experience allows us to treat even long-standing or previously resistant warts with a safe, methodical approach that aims to minimise scarring and lower the chance of recurrence. Patients are usually assessed and treated in the same visit, with no waiting lists, referrals, or delays.

Every procedure is performed in a clean, clinical environment with consultant oversight. We prioritise accuracy, comfort, and clear aftercare guidance so healing is predictable and patients feel confident about their recovery. Whether the concern is medical, functional, or cosmetic, our specialists provide straightforward, evidence-based care tailored to each case.

Experienced Doctors for Wart & Verruca Removal

At London Wart Clinic, every patient is seen by GMC-registered consultant dermatologists and plastic surgeons with backgrounds in NHS hospitals and specialist surgical units. This level of training means your treatment is carried out by doctors who routinely manage skin growths in both medical and surgical settings.

Because we are a dedicated wart clinic, appointments are fast and direct. There are no waiting lists or referral requirements, and most patients are assessed and treated in the same visit. Our consultants use precise, evidence-based techniques to remove warts fully, minimise scarring, and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I tell if my skin lump is a wart, cyst, mole, or something else?

It’s not always easy to tell just by looking. Warts often have a rough surface and can appear on the hands, feet, or other areas. Cysts usually feel like a small lump under the skin and may have a visible punctum (a tiny opening). Skin tags are soft, dangling growths, while moles are usually flat or slightly raised with a uniform colour. If you’re unsure, we can examine the lump during a consultation and explain exactly what it is and how best to treat it.

Do I need to see a GP first, or can I book directly for removal?

You don’t need a referral to see us. You can book a consultation directly, and in most cases, we can carry out the removal in the same appointment. If we feel that your lesion needs further investigation, for example, if there are any signs it could be suspicious, we’ll advise you on the safest next steps.

Are skin tags and warts the same thing?

No, but they can look similar. Warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can spread or grow in clusters. Skin tags are harmless, soft growths that aren’t contagious. Both can be removed quickly and safely in the clinic, often in a single visit.

Is my lump dangerous or could it be cancerous?

Most lumps, such as warts, skin tags, lipomas, and cysts, are completely harmless. However, if a mole is changing in size, colour, or shape, or if you have a lump that’s painful, bleeding, or growing quickly, it’s important to get it checked. Our doctors are trained to assess these signs and can remove the lesion or refer you for further tests if needed.

How quickly can a wart, cyst, or mole be removed in your London clinic?

For most conditions, removal can be done on the same day as your consultation. The procedure itself is usually quick, often 20 to 30 minutes, and you can return to your normal activities straight away. Larger lipomas or complex cysts may need a slightly longer appointment, but we’ll explain everything before treatment.

What is the safest way to remove a lipoma or sebaceous cyst?

The safest method is a minor surgical excision under local anaesthetic. This allows the doctor to remove the entire lipoma or cyst sac, reducing the chance of it coming back. It’s a straightforward procedure, and you can usually go home within an hour. Stitches are often used for a clean, minimal scar, and we provide full aftercare advice.

Can you remove multiple warts or skin tags in one session?

Yes. If you have several warts, skin tags, or other small lesions, we can often remove them during the same visit. This saves you having to book multiple appointments and keeps the recovery period simple and straightforward.

Will I have a scar after removal, and how can I reduce it?

Any procedure that breaks the skin can leave a small mark, but we use techniques designed to minimise scarring. Most warts, tags, and small cysts heal with only a faint mark that fades over time. Following the aftercare instructions carefully — such as keeping the area clean and avoiding picking at the scab — helps the skin heal smoothly.

Are these procedures painful, and what aftercare will I need?

Most removals are very quick and virtually painless because we use a local anaesthetic to numb the area. After the procedure, you might feel mild soreness for a day or two, which is easily managed with over-the-counter pain relief if needed. We’ll give you tailored aftercare instructions, including how to clean the area and when to return for suture removal if required.