The plantar warts They are one of the most frequent consultations in podiatry. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and, although some can disappear spontaneously, many cause pain when walking and affect quality of life.
Why is it so difficult to treat them?
Over the years, numerous treatments have been used: preparations with salicylic acid, cryotherapy, laser, chemical agents, immunotherapy and even small surgical interventions.
However, clinical experience and scientific studies agree on an important fact: To date, there is no treatment that guarantees cure in all patients..
This is because the result does not depend only on the chosen treatment, but also on each person's immune response to the virus.
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What is multiple puncture?
The multiple puncture It is an innovative technique that aims to activate the body's natural defenses so that the immune system itself recognizes and eliminates the virus.
The procedure consists of performing multiple controlled microperforations on the wart, under local anesthesia. These microperforations provoke the inflammatory response, favoring a more effective immune response.
What advantages does it offer?
- Minimally invasive technique.
- Fast and safe procedure.
- Little discomfort after treatment.
- Usually rapid recovery.
- Especially useful for warts resistant to previous treatments.
- Minimal risk of scars.
Our treatment philosophy
In Podomèdic We believe that each patient deserves individualized treatment. Before deciding the most appropriate technique, we carry out a complete assessment of the injury, its evolution and the characteristics of each person.
The incorporation of the multiple puncture It represents another step in our commitment to offering treatments based on scientific evidence and the constant updating of our knowledge.
Our goal
Our goal is not only to remove the wart, but to do it in the most effective, safe way and with the least possible discomfort for our patients.
If you have a plantar wart or have tried other treatments without success, we will be happy to evaluate your case and offer you the most appropriate therapeutic option.
