Common signs
- Rough, raised bumps
- Tiny dark dots (clotted blood vessels)
- Flat or thread-like growths
- Painful spots on the soles of the feet
How it is treated
Many warts go away on their own, but treatment can speed things up. Options include freezing (cryotherapy), prescription topical medicines, and other in-office treatments.
When to see a dermatologist
See a dermatologist if warts are spreading, painful, on the face or genitals, or not improving with home treatment.
This page is general information and not medical advice. Your provider will recommend what is right for you.