Warts are small bumps on the skin caused by the papilloma virus. It is more common especially in children and adolescents. Although generally harmless, they are aesthetically disturbing and sometimes cause complaints such as pain, itching or redness. Warts are divided into two as benign and malignant. Benign ones that occur in mucosal tissues or on the skin are called benign (benign) formations. Malignant warts are referred to as malignant transformation. With wart treatment, benign or malignant warts are removed from the skin surface.

Warts are small bumps on the skin caused by the papilloma virus. It is more common especially in children and adolescents. Although generally harmless, they are aesthetically disturbing and sometimes cause complaints such as pain, itching or redness. Warts are divided into two as benign and malignant. Benign ones that occur in mucosal tissues or on the skin are called benign (benign) formations. Malignant warts are referred to as malignant transformation. With wart treatment, benign or malignant warts are removed from the skin surface.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WARTS?

There are many types of HPV that cause warts. Depending on the type of virus responsible for the infection and the region where it is located, morphologically different types of warts appear. There are also some skin lesions that look like warts but have a different origin.

VERRUCA VULGARIS

Verruca vulgaris is the most common type of wart and can be seen all over the body. But it is most commonly found on the hands and feet. It often tends to settle on the fingernails. The size of these warts can reach the size of a pea. Generally, verruca vulgaris causes pressure pain or itching.

VERRUCA FILIFORMIS

It has a long, thread-like body and is a special form of verruca vulgaris type warts. It tends to appear on the face (eyelids, lips, nose) or neck, especially in elderly individuals. These warts can sometimes be itchy. In addition, irritation or injury may occur during washing, drying or shaving. It is quite irritating from a cosmetic point of view and therefore it is recommended to be treated.

VERRUCA PLANTARIS

Warts on the soles of the feet. These warts are quite painful. It is usually transmitted when walking barefoot in public areas such as swimming pools, Turkish baths and gyms. Tapes containing salicylic acid are often preferred for treatment.

POLLINATED WARTS (MOLLUSCA CONTAGIOSA)

Although navel warts look very similar to warts, they are not true warts. It is not caused by papillomaviruses. Unlike true warts, the early microorganism in these wart-like, harmless skin nodules are molluscum contagiosum viruses. Navel warts tend to be located in groups on the body. It is most commonly seen in the genital area in adults. In children, it settles on the trunk, face, neck or armpits.

SEBOREIC WARTS

Seborrheic warts are not true warts. It is not known exactly why they occur. However, it is not caused by viruses and therefore is not contagious. It is usually seen in the elderly and is also called seborrheic keratosis. It is seen on the face, chest, back, back of the hand, arms and legs. They vary in appearance and have different subtypes. It is treated surgically or with a laser.

WHAT ARE WART TREATMENTS?

Electrocautery Treatment (Burning): In the electrocautery method, the lesions are burned by giving sudden heat with high frequency RF waves. Local anesthesia is used to make the procedure painless. The burned areas are crusted and left to the self-healing process. A recovery period of 10-15 days is usually sufficient.
Cryotherapy (Freezing): In cryotherapy treatment, the doctor applies liquid nitrogen to the wart. Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold and destroys the cells in the upper skin layer. Cryotherapy can be performed in different ways. During application, usually a cotton swab is dipped in liquid nitrogen and pressure is applied on the wart for a few seconds. The application should be repeated at least once a week until the wart is completely gone.

Cryotherapy can cause some side effects. With this method, pain during the treatment of warts and a scar or discoloration called scarring may occur on the skin of some people. Warts should not be treated with cryotherapy in people with diabetic foot or peripheral artery disease. Because, for example, treatment applied to warts on the feet can cause nerve damage or poorly healing wounds.

Freezing with liquid nitrogen gas is applied on the wart. There is no open wound, so there is no risk of infection.

Laser Wart Treatment: Laser applications are another treatment option for warts that are resistant to cryotherapy and radio frequency treatments. Special It can be used for resistant warts in areas where the skin is thick, such as the soles of the feet.
Radiofrequency RF Therapy: With this method, which is similar to the electrocautery method, the surrounding tissue is protected from the effect of heat, so healing takes place in a shorter time.
Wart Treatment with Medication: Salicylic acid, trichloro acetic acid can be used.
Surgical treatment: Medication or cryotherapy treatment may not work for some warts. In this case, the wart is treated by surgical removal. After the area is anesthetized with local anesthesia, the wart is removed by cutting with the help of a heated scalpel.

Tedavi Özeti

Number of Operation:

Operation Time:

5-20 MINUTES

Anesthesia:

LOCAL

Return of Work Time:

SAME DAY

Healing Time:

10-15 DAYS

Hospital Accommodation:

Wart Treatment

Warts are small bumps on the skin caused by the papilloma virus. It is more common especially in children and adolescents. Although generally harmless, they are aesthetically disturbing and sometimes cause complaints such as pain, itching or redness. Warts are divided into two as benign and malignant. Benign ones that occur in mucosal tissues or on the skin are called benign (benign) formations. Malignant warts are referred to as malignant transformation. With wart treatment, benign or malignant warts are removed from the skin surface.

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WARTS?

There are many types of HPV that cause warts. Depending on the type of virus responsible for the infection and the region where it is located, morphologically different types of warts appear. There are also some skin lesions that look like warts but have a different origin.

VERRUCA VULGARIS

Verruca vulgaris is the most common type of wart and can be seen all over the body. But it is most commonly found on the hands and feet. It often tends to settle on the fingernails. The size of these warts can reach the size of a pea. Generally, verruca vulgaris causes pressure pain or itching.

VERRUCA FILIFORMIS

It has a long, thread-like body and is a special form of verruca vulgaris type warts. It tends to appear on the face (eyelids, lips, nose) or neck, especially in elderly individuals. These warts can sometimes be itchy. In addition, irritation or injury may occur during washing, drying or shaving. It is quite irritating from a cosmetic point of view and therefore it is recommended to be treated.

VERRUCA PLANTARIS

Warts on the soles of the feet. These warts are quite painful. It is usually transmitted when walking barefoot in public areas such as swimming pools, Turkish baths and gyms. Tapes containing salicylic acid are often preferred for treatment.

POLLINATED WARTS (MOLLUSCA CONTAGIOSA)

Although navel warts look very similar to warts, they are not true warts. It is not caused by papillomaviruses. Unlike true warts, the early microorganism in these wart-like, harmless skin nodules are molluscum contagiosum viruses. Navel warts tend to be located in groups on the body. It is most commonly seen in the genital area in adults. In children, it settles on the trunk, face, neck or armpits.

SEBOREIC WARTS

Seborrheic warts are not true warts. It is not known exactly why they occur. However, it is not caused by viruses and therefore is not contagious. It is usually seen in the elderly and is also called seborrheic keratosis. It is seen on the face, chest, back, back of the hand, arms and legs. They vary in appearance and have different subtypes. It is treated surgically or with a laser.

WHAT ARE WART TREATMENTS?

Electrocautery Treatment (Burning): In the electrocautery method, the lesions are burned by giving sudden heat with high frequency RF waves. Local anesthesia is used to make the procedure painless. The burned areas are crusted and left to the self-healing process. A recovery period of 10-15 days is usually sufficient.
Cryotherapy (Freezing): In cryotherapy treatment, the doctor applies liquid nitrogen to the wart. Liquid nitrogen is extremely cold and destroys the cells in the upper skin layer. Cryotherapy can be performed in different ways. During application, usually a cotton swab is dipped in liquid nitrogen and pressure is applied on the wart for a few seconds. The application should be repeated at least once a week until the wart is completely gone.

Cryotherapy can cause some side effects. With this method, pain during the treatment of warts and a scar or discoloration called scarring may occur on the skin of some people. Warts should not be treated with cryotherapy in people with diabetic foot or peripheral artery disease. Because, for example, treatment applied to warts on the feet can cause nerve damage or poorly healing wounds.

Freezing with liquid nitrogen gas is applied on the wart. There is no open wound, so there is no risk of infection.

Laser Wart Treatment: Laser applications are another treatment option for warts that are resistant to cryotherapy and radio frequency treatments. Special It can be used for resistant warts in areas where the skin is thick, such as the soles of the feet.
Radiofrequency RF Therapy: With this method, which is similar to the electrocautery method, the surrounding tissue is protected from the effect of heat, so healing takes place in a shorter time.
Wart Treatment with Medication: Salicylic acid, trichloro acetic acid can be used.
Surgical treatment: Medication or cryotherapy treatment may not work for some warts. In this case, the wart is treated by surgical removal. After the area is anesthetized with local anesthesia, the wart is removed by cutting with the help of a heated scalpel.

FAQ

- It is a medical procedure and is applied practically according to surgical operations. Pain does not cause a feeling of ache.
- Daily life can be resumed immediately after the procedure. Clinical rest is not required.
- It is a short-term process.
- PDO threads compatible with the skin are used, it is safe. It does not harm the skin tissues.
- The ropes used have flexibility. For this reason, it does not affect mimics and allows you to make mimics comfortably.
- The effects are immediately visible.
- The recovery time of effects such as edema and swelling is very short.

A plaster is applied to the nose that is lifted by the procedure for a period of 4-5 days. In this way, the new form of the nose is preserved. The patch does not cause difficulties in daily life, it is removed after 4-5 days. There is no need to rest after the procedure. Edema and bruises are very low.

Since the procedure is non-surgical, it does not cause any complications other than the possibility of slight edema and bruising. There are no scars or stitches. Immediately after the procedure, the person can return to his daily life. The mild edema and bruises that occur disappear within a minimum of 1 week or 2 weeks. Make-up applications can be made during this process, but it should be applied gently. The face should not be rubbed, massaged and lying face down should be avoided.

Tedavi Özeti

Wart Treatment

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WARTS?

There are many types of HPV that cause warts. Depending on the type of virus responsible for the infection and the region where it is located, morphologically different types of warts appear. There are also some skin lesions that look like warts but have a different origin.

VERRUCA VULGARIS

Verruca vulgaris is the most common type of wart and can be seen all over the body. But it is most commonly found on the hands and feet. It often tends to settle on the fingernails. The size of these warts can reach the size of a pea. Generally, verruca vulgaris causes pressure pain or itching.

VERRUCA FILIFORMIS

VERRUCA PLANTARIS

Warts on the soles of the feet. These warts are quite painful. It is usually transmitted when walking barefoot in public areas such as swimming pools, Turkish baths and gyms. Tapes containing salicylic acid are often preferred for treatment.

POLLINATED WARTS (MOLLUSCA CONTAGIOSA)

SEBOREIC WARTS

WHAT ARE WART TREATMENTS?

Freezing with liquid nitrogen gas is applied on the wart. There is no open wound, so there is no risk of infection.

Laser Wart Treatment: Laser applications are another treatment option for warts that are resistant to cryotherapy and radio frequency treatments. Special It can be used for resistant warts in areas where the skin is thick, such as the soles of the feet.

Radiofrequency RF Therapy: With this method, which is similar to the electrocautery method, the surrounding tissue is protected from the effect of heat, so healing takes place in a shorter time.

Wart Treatment with Medication: Salicylic acid, trichloro acetic acid can be used.

Surgical treatment: Medication or cryotherapy treatment may not work for some warts. In this case, the wart is treated by surgical removal. After the area is anesthetized with local anesthesia, the wart is removed by cutting with the help of a heated scalpel.

FAQ

Markings are made on the designated areas of people with sagging faces. Marked operation areas are numbed with local anesthesia. Then, special threads compatible with the skin are placed under the skin from the numbed areas with the help of thin needles, and the procedure is completed.

During the nose rope suspension, a thin needle is inserted through the cartilage of the nose tip and the ropes are placed and fixed upwards.

Although it is a procedure that does not cause much damage to the face and heals quickly, its effects become evident within 2 weeks. It may take 2-3 months to feel the full effects; In this process, collagen activation occurs and tissues are renewed.

It is one of the non-surgical rhinoplasty methods applied to people with low nasal tip and mild nasal curvature. Tension is provided with collagen threads placed in the nasal tissues.

Anti-Aging

Botox

Skin Treatments

Filler

Beauty

Thread Applications

Therapies

Tedavi Özeti

Wart Treatment

WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF WARTS?

There are many types of HPV that cause warts. Depending on the type of virus responsible for the infection and the region where it is located, morphologically different types of warts appear. There are also some skin lesions that look like warts but have a different origin.

VERRUCA VULGARIS

Verruca vulgaris is the most common type of wart and can be seen all over the body. But it is most commonly found on the hands and feet. It often tends to settle on the fingernails. The size of these warts can reach the size of a pea. Generally, verruca vulgaris causes pressure pain or itching.

VERRUCA FILIFORMIS

VERRUCA PLANTARIS

Warts on the soles of the feet. These warts are quite painful. It is usually transmitted when walking barefoot in public areas such as swimming pools, Turkish baths and gyms. Tapes containing salicylic acid are often preferred for treatment.

POLLINATED WARTS (MOLLUSCA CONTAGIOSA)

SEBOREIC WARTS

WHAT ARE WART TREATMENTS?

Freezing with liquid nitrogen gas is applied on the wart. There is no open wound, so there is no risk of infection.

Laser Wart Treatment: Laser applications are another treatment option for warts that are resistant to cryotherapy and radio frequency treatments. Special It can be used for resistant warts in areas where the skin is thick, such as the soles of the feet.

Radiofrequency RF Therapy: With this method, which is similar to the electrocautery method, the surrounding tissue is protected from the effect of heat, so healing takes place in a shorter time.

Wart Treatment with Medication: Salicylic acid, trichloro acetic acid can be used.

Surgical treatment: Medication or cryotherapy treatment may not work for some warts. In this case, the wart is treated by surgical removal. After the area is anesthetized with local anesthesia, the wart is removed by cutting with the help of a heated scalpel.

FAQ

What are the advantages of the rope hanging method?

What is the process after the nose suspension procedure?

What is the recovery like in a non-surgical facelift with thread?

How is a thread face lift applied?

Markings are made on the designated areas of people with sagging faces. Marked operation areas are numbed with local anesthesia. Then, special threads compatible with the skin are placed under the skin from the numbed areas with the help of thin needles, and the procedure is completed.

During the nose rope suspension, a thin needle is inserted through the cartilage of the nose tip and the ropes are placed and fixed upwards.

At what age is the thread hanging on the face done?

When does the rope hanger take effect?

Although it is a procedure that does not cause much damage to the face and heals quickly, its effects become evident within 2 weeks. It may take 2-3 months to feel the full effects; In this process, collagen activation occurs and tissues are renewed.

What does PDO Lifting mean?

What is the nose rope suspension process?

It is one of the non-surgical rhinoplasty methods applied to people with low nasal tip and mild nasal curvature. Tension is provided with collagen threads placed in the nasal tissues.

How permanent is a non-surgical facelift with thread?