Verruca Treatment Bristol

Verruca removal is a specialist procedure to eliminate verrucas viral skin growths caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). Verrucas commonly appear as thickened, often bumpy skin patches on the feet, sometimes with tiny dark spots. Unlike over-the-counter remedies, professional treatments use advanced techniques to focus directly on the infected tissue for faster, more reliable results.

Yes. Cryotherapy is a well-established and safe verruca treatment. Some clients may notice temporary changes in skin colour or a brief loss of sensation at the treatment site these effects usually resolve within weeks. Blisters rarely form but typically heal naturally. Discuss any concerns with your clinician to make the best choice for your skin type.

For safety reasons, we do not offer verruca removal to pregnant or breastfeeding women.

Absolutely with minimal discomfort. Younger patients are treated with appropriate care, and a parental consent form is required before treatment.

People with certain health conditions including autoimmune disorders, extreme cold sensitivity, or a history of keloid scarring may not be suitable for this treatment. Speak to your clinician if you have concerns.

Professional verruca treatment Bristol offers several advantages:

• Removes a persistent source of irritation.
• Reduces embarrassment from visible skin lesions.
• Prevents passing the infection to others.
• Can restore confidence especially in warmer months when feet are exposed.

Each session typically lasts around 10–15 minutes. During treatment, the verruca is frozen for about 30 seconds, allowed to thaw briefly, then frozen again. This cycle maximises effectiveness while keeping discomfort minimal.

Prices start from a standard fee per session, with discounts for additional treatment areas or follow-ups. Detailed costs are reviewed with you before treatment begins.

Most people experience only mild sensations similar to a brief sting during the freezing phase. The process is generally comfortable and well-tolerated, even by those sensitive to pain. After treatment, itching may persist briefly as the area heals.

Cryotherapy typically does not leave a scar, though temporary changes in skin pigment can occur and will fade over time. Proper after-care helps support smooth healing.

After freezing, it can take several weeks for the verruca to completely detach as new skin grows underneath. Most clients are fully healed within a few weeks, depending on the verruca’s size and depth.