At Hatt’s, we understand that having verrucae on your feet can not only be frustrating but can also feel uncomfortable and unsightly.
That’s why our expert Podiatrists offer treatments with the highest success rates so that you have the best chance of getting rid of your verrucae for good.
Take a look at some of the verruca treatment options available:
Swift Microwave
Key features:
Success rate approximately 80%
Involves application of microwave therapy to the verrucae
Non-invasive treatment
No need to rest after treatment and no post-treatment dressings required
Requires up to 4 treatment sessions
Your treatment package includes:
Up to 4 treatment sessions over an 8 week period
Follow up review 12 weeks after last treatment session
Further follow up review 12 weeks later
Verruca Needling Under Local Anaesthetic
Key features:
Success rate approximately 69%
Involves a local anaesthetic injection to numb the foot and then the verruca is punctured multiple times to stimulate an immune response to kill the virus
Requires 2 treatment sessions
Fast post-op recovery
Your treatment package includes:
A one hour minor surgery appointment
Repeat treatment 8 weeks later if required
Follow up review 8 weeks after last treatment session
Further follow up review 8 weeks later
Post op dressing pack and Limbo bag to keep your dressing dry
High Strength Salicyclic Acid
Key features:
Success rate approximately 50%
Involves the regular application of high strength salicyclic acid to all verrucae to create a chemical burn to kill the viral tissue
Non-painful and low complication rate
Requires up to 6 treatment sessions
Your treatment package includes:
Up to 6 weekly treatment sessions of high strength salicylic acid
1 bottle of low strength salicylic acid for daily use
Follow up review 8 weeks after your last treatment
Further follow up review 8 weeks later
Limbo bag to keep your post-treatment dressing dry
Zinc Oxide tape to keep verruca covered between treatment sessions
If you suspect you have verrucas, please don’t hesitate to get in touch by calling a clinic near you or you can book an appointment with a Podiatrist who can confirm diagnosis and create a bespoke treatment plan for you.