PALMAR WARTS

Warts on the palm of the hand are small, hard, raised lesions that form on the top layer of the skin, usually due to the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). These warts are typically painless but can multiply and become uncomfortable.

Warts on the palm of the hand occur as a result of the HPV virus spreading through cracks or wounds in the skin.

Warts on the palm of the hand are usually round or oval, often skin-colored, and their surfaces may be rough. Warts can contain dark spots, which are usually blood vessels.

Warts can spread through skin-to-skin contact or by touching a surface or object used by a person with warts. The risk of transmission is higher in public places such as swimming pools, gyms, or bathrooms.

Yes, but some people are more susceptible than others. Children and teenagers or those with weakened immune systems are more sensitive to the HPV virus.

The best way to prevent warts is to frequently wash your hands, treat cuts and wounds on the skin, avoid using other people's towels or shoes, and wear protective shoes in public places.

In some cases, warts on the palm of the hand can disappear on their own. The probability of this happening is higher in children. However, most warts in adults are persistent and require treatment.

Available treatment methods for warts include laser treatment, freezing (cryotherapy), topical treatments, and surgical excision.

Untreated warts can increase in number or size. They can also cause pain and cosmetic discomfort. Untreated warts can spread to other individuals living in the same household.

To prevent the recurrence of warts, it is important to pay attention to hand hygiene, keep the skin dry and healthy, and avoid using other people's personal belongings.

The immune system plays an important role in defense against HPV. Therefore, warts are more common in individuals with weakened immune systems. Moreover, because the wart virus does not advance to the deep layers of the skin and does not enter the bloodstream, immunity usually does not develop. Therefore, it is important to produce antibodies with the HPV vaccine to prevent and reduce recurrences of genital warts.

Warts on the palm of the hand do not cause cancer. However, some types of HPV can cause skin, anal, and cervical cancer, so it is important for all warts to be evaluated by a specialist doctor.

The HPV vaccine is targeted at HPV types that cause infection in the genital area and is unfortunately not effective in preventing warts on the palm of the hand.

Generally, warts are harmless and do not cause serious complications. However, warts can cause pain and multiply. They can spread to other parts of the body. As the number and size of warts increase, the amount of virus in the body (viral load) increases and treatment becomes difficult.

Methods such as cryotherapy (freezing), laser treatment, and surgery can be used in the treatment of warts on the palm of the hand. Topical drugs can be used in the treatment of superficial warts. The most effective method is laser treatment. The warts are vaporized using laser beams. The laser focuses only on the wart and does not harm the surrounding healthy skin tissue. Therefore, there is no pain after the procedure and no scars. The probability of recurrence of warts is at the lowest level with laser treatment.

Side effects can vary depending on the treatment method. Topical treatments can generally cause skin irritation. In the cryotherapy method, there can be scarring because there will be destruction in the tissue around the wart. The possibility of recurrence of warts after medication and cryotherapy is higher than other methods. In the electrocautery method, there is a possibility of scarring and pain after the procedure as in cryotherapy. If the laser treatment is done by inexperienced people, there may be a possibility of more frequent recurrences of warts or deep damage due to the inability to adjust the depth of treatment.

You can get rid of warts on your palm under the control of Dr. Eser Ağar, a specialist in HPV and Wart at our Wart Treatment Center located in Silivri. In our center, there is a fractional laser which is the most effective method for the treatment of warts on the palm of the hand. You can have laser wart treatment at our center, you can have your periodic controls. Even if you forget your periodic checks, we do your follow-up and make reminder calls.

Prices for palm wart treatment vary depending on the prevalence of warts, their sizes, and the anesthesia to be applied. Our treatment fees are not hidden. You can reach us at 0505 260 72 38 and 0 850 490 14 78, and get information about the treatment process and prices from our staff specialized in warts.

Hand warts are small, hard, raised lesions that occur in the upper layer of the skin, usually on the palm or fingers. They are generally painless, but can multiply and cause cosmetic concerns.

Hand warts are usually caused by a type of virus known as the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). The virus spreads from person to person through cuts or cracks in the skin.

Hand warts are usually round or oval and may contain dark-colored dots. Their surfaces may be rough and they are often skin-colored.

Warts can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact or through contact with a surface or object belonging to a person. There is a higher risk of transmission in public places such as swimming pools, gyms, or bathrooms.

The HPV virus only infects humans, so there's no such thing as warts spreading from frogs.

Yes, however, some people are more susceptible than others. Particularly children and teenagers or those with a weakened immune system are more susceptible to the HPV virus.

Ways to prevent hand warts include washing your hands frequently, treating cuts and sores on the skin, washing hands after shaking hands, not using another person's gloves.

Yes, sometimes warts do go away on their own. However, most warts are stubborn and require treatment.

Available treatment methods for warts include topical treatments, freezing (cryotherapy), laser treatment, and surgical excision.

Untreated warts are mostly harmless, but they can increase in number or size. Also, they can cause pain and cosmetic complaints.

To prevent the recurrence of warts, it is important to pay attention to hand hygiene, keep the skin dry and healthy, and not use other people's personal belongings.

There are some over-the-counter medications available and these drugs can be used for superficial warts. However, in warts that progress to the deep layers of the skin, they cause a waste of time and progression of the disease. If medication will be used, it is important to use it with the recommendation of a doctor specializing in warts.

Changes in the size or color of the wart, pain, bleeding, or spreading could be signs of the wart getting worse. Also spreading to the other hand, increase in number are signs of worsening.

Both types of warts are caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), but are generally caused by different types of HPV. Hand warts typically result from HPV types 1, 2, 4, 27, and 57. Genital warts are typically caused by HPV types 6 and 11. Both types of warts spread through skin-to-skin contact. It is known that warts are rarely transmitted from hand to genital area.

Yes, hand warts are usually more common in children and teenagers. This could be because children and teenagers' immune systems have not previously encountered the virus and therefore they have less resistance to the virus.

A doctor specializing in warts can diagnose the wart by a visual examination. Rarely, a biopsy or an HPV DNA test may be required.

Most hand warts do not cause cancer. However, some types of HPV can cause skin, anal, and cervical cancer, so it is important that all warts are evaluated by a specialist doctor.

The immune system plays a significant role in defense against HPV. Hence, warts are more common in individuals with weaker immune systems. Furthermore, since the HPV virus does not advance into the deep layer of the skin and mix with the blood, immunity is mostly not formed. Thus, creating antibodies with the HPV vaccine is essential to prevent genital warts and reduce relapses.

The HPV vaccine targets HPV types that cause infection in the genital area and, unfortunately, is not effective in preventing hand warts.

Generally, warts are harmless and do not lead to serious complications. However, warts can cause pain and multiply. They can spread to other parts of the body, infect family members. As the number and size of warts increase, the amount of virus in the body (viral load) increases, and treatment becomes more challenging.

Cryotherapy (freezing), laser treatment, and surgery are included in the treatment of hand warts. Topical drugs can be utilized in the treatment of superficial warts. The most effective method is laser treatment. Warts are vaporized using laser beams. The laser focuses only on the wart and does not harm the healthy skin tissue adjacent to the wart. Therefore, there is no pain after the procedure, and it leaves no scars. The chance of recurrence of warts is at the lowest level in laser treatment.

Side effects can vary depending on the treatment method. Topical treatments can usually cause skin irritation. In the cryotherapy method, there may be scarring because it can destroy the tissue around the wart. There is a higher probability of recurrence in warts after medication and cryotherapy. There is also the possibility of leaving a scar and pain after the procedure in the electrocautery method. If laser treatment is performed by non-experts, there is a possibility of recurring warts due to the inability to adjust the depth of treatment or causing too much destruction deep down.

You can get rid of the warts on your hands under the control of Dr. Eser Ağar, an expert in HPV and Wart, in our Wart Treatment Center in Silivri. You can receive support about the methods to be applied in our center, which has fractional laser, the most effective method in hand wart treatment. You can have your wart treatment with a laser, and you can have your periodic controls at our center. Even if you forget your periodic controls, we track you and make reminder calls.

The prices for hand wart treatment vary depending on the spread of warts, their sizes, and the anesthesia to be applied. Our treatment fees are not hidden. You can reach us at the phone numbers 0505 260 72 38 and 0 850 490 14 78, and you can get information about the treatment process and prices from our expert staff on warts.