CAS warts & verrucae
Personalised support to help you understand your options for managing common warts and verrucae.
- Talk through symptoms and what to try next
- Advice tailored to where the wart or verruca is and how it affects you
- Guidance on self-care and preventing spread to others
- Clear next steps and when to seek further help
Focused skin assessment and advice
A private chat to understand what you have noticed and what matters most to you, with practical guidance you can follow at home.
Clear, sensible next steps
You will leave knowing what to try, how long to allow for improvement, and what changes mean you should get further advice.
Support to reduce spreading
Tips on hygiene, covering, and everyday habits to help lower the chance of passing warts and verrucae to others.
The Process
What this service involves
You will be asked about the area affected, how long it has been there, and anything you have already tried. We will discuss suitable self-care and treatment options, including how to use products safely and what to expect. You will leave with a clear plan and advice on when to seek further help if things do not improve.
Unhurried, confidential conversation
Time to explain your concerns and ask questions in a calm, private setting.
Advice for adults and families
Guidance that considers daily routines, school or sport, and shared spaces at home.
Included
What we provide
These are the key things you can expect to receive during your appointment.
Symptom and history check
A review of what you have noticed, how it is changing, and any previous treatments or skin sensitivities.
Self-care plan you can follow
Step-by-step guidance on keeping the area clean, protected, and comfortable in day-to-day life.
Prevention and hygiene tips
Advice on towels, footwear, swimming, and shared surfaces to help reduce passing it on.
What to monitor and when to review
Clear expectations on timescales and what changes mean you should seek further advice.
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Who it's for
Who this service is for
For anyone bothered by a wart or verruca and unsure what to try or when to get further help.
People with a new or changing lesion
If you have noticed a new wart or verruca, or it is changing and you want guidance on what to do next.
Those affected on hands or feet
Support for warts on fingers or verrucae on the sole that interfere with work, sport, or daily comfort.
Households wanting to reduce spread
Helpful if others at home are affected or you want advice on lowering the risk of passing it on.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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