VERRUCAES - Swift Microwave Therapy

Verrucaes

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Verruca Treatment Oldham, Manchester.

Verruca, warts caused by the HPV virus appearing on hands and feet, have traditionally been treated with methods like caustics and cryotherapy (freezing treatment).


However, we've now embraced Swift Microwave Therapy, a cutting-edge approach that's less painful than conventional methods, yielding exceptional results even for stubborn cases.


This advanced treatment draws patients from all over Manchester, as well as Oldham, Saddleworth, Marsden and Huddersfield, proving more effective than our previous laser and cryotherapy options for foot verruca and wart removal.


Notably, the quick 3-second procedure is considerably less painful, offering patients post-treatment comfort. 

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Swift Microwave Therapy

The latest verrucae treatment, Swift, provides a precise, highly effective, fast and easy solution to treating verrucas. It is less painful than traditional methods and has excellent outcomes even for stubborn lesions making it the most effective treatment available. Quick, no needles, no aftercare or dressings, scientifically proven verruca treatment. 


Microwave energy can be used very accurately to increase tissue temperature to a point that causes precise, localised cell destruction, killing the virus and stimulating an immune response and combating the virus.

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Swift Microwave Therapy For Skin

All information read here is based on Patient Information Sheets created by trained, registered Clinicians who are experienced with the product and treatment protocol. Before undergoing treatment ensure your Podiatrist or Dermatologist is registered and has given you the full range of options available.

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FAQ's

Frequently asked questions by patients considering verruca treatment.

  • What does a verruca look like?

    A verruca appears as a small, rough, and raised growth on the skin, often with black dots in the centre.

  • What causes verruca?

    A verruca is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) infecting the skin's top layer, resulting in its characteristic growth.

  • How to get rid of a verruca

    Swift Microwave Therapy is a cutting-edge treatment for verruca that utilises microwave energy to heat and destroy the infected tissue. The treatment raises the temperature within the verruca cells, triggering an immune response that helps the body recognize and eliminate the virus, leading to the eventual clearance of the verruca.


  • Can you get verrucas on your fingers?

    Yes, you can get verrucas on your fingers and we can  treat them. Verrucas, also known as warts, are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can appear on various parts of the body, including the hands and fingers.

  • Can you cut out verrucas?

    Attempting to cut out a verruca without proper medical guidance could lead to infection, scarring, and potential complications.

  • Can you go swimming with verruca?

    Swimming with a verruca is generally not recommended without a good fitting verrucae, as the virus that causes verrucas (human papillomavirus or HPV) can spread through direct contact, including in wet and communal environments like swimming pools. Verrucas can shed virus cells into the water, potentially exposing others to the virus. 

  • Why does my verruca hurt?

    Verrucas can develop in areas that experience a lot of pressure and friction, such as the soles of the feet. This pressure can cause the verruca to be pushed inward, leading to pain. They can also become infected, leading to increased pain and inflammation.

  • Does Swift verruca treatment hurt?

    It is not uncommon for patients to feel a very short hot sensation, similar which quickly passes. Unlike most treatments for verruca, pain felt during the treatment quickly subsides, and only in rare cases is there any prolonged pain. 

  • What can I do after treatment?

    In some cases the treated area may feel sore but will not prevent you undertaking normal daily activities. In rare cases (5%) a raised blood blister can occur which we can ease with a quick return visit.

  • How many treatments will I need?

    This is dependent on how you respond to treatment. In some cases, you may need more than one treatment (treatments are 4 weeks apart). Your Podiatrist or Dermatologist will be able to discuss this with you. 


  • Can anyone receive this treatment?

    With a few exceptions, most people with skin lesions would be able to have this treatment. We will carry out an assessment prior to treatment and be able to advise you on this.


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