Types of warts and verrucas

The two types of warts that dermatologists see
most often are the common wart and the verruca. Common warts usually grow on fingers, the backs
of hands, arms and legs. Verrucas are only found on the soles of the feet or bottom of toes.

Common wart
Verruca
Water wart
Flat wart

Plane wart
Filiform wart
Genital warts
Mosaic wart

Water wart (or mollusca contagiosa)

Water warts are smooth, skin-coloured solid lumps that are translucent or white. They are caused by a member of the poxvirus group, Molluscum Contagiosum virus (MCV). In children, these warts mainly appear on the body, arms and legs. They also sometimes appear on the face and on the lower part of the body. It's unusual to find them on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet. Large formations can sometimes be created since they appear in clusters.

NB. WARTNER IS ONLY RECOMMENDED FOR THE TREATMENT OF COMMON WARTS AND VERRUCAS

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