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Wart in foot

2017-03-23 14:52:37
Laser or liquid nitrogen removes warts permanently or not ???? Whats is the probability that these therapy romoves warts permanent ???
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Better to go for laser for wart removal as that is permanent . Cryotherapy might require multiple sittings

Answered2017-03-25 06:06:48

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Greetings.  There is nothing to say a therapy removes warts  permanently.  There's a recurrence rate of twenty to thirty percent in most cases.  See a qualified dermatologist near you.  Get the therapy done soon to prevent spread.

Answered2017-03-25 04:19:35

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