Wart Removal London

Wart removal overview

Procedure

15–30 mins

Hospital Stay

No stay

Time off work

Same day

Shower

Same day

Driving

Same day

Results last

Long-lasting

Exercise

1 week

Sexual activity

1 week

What's the cost?

Wart removal starts from £525. Your exact fee depends on the number of lesions, location, complexity, and the most appropriate treatment method agreed following assessment.

We provide doctor-led care in a CQC-registered clinical setting, with a focus on safe technique, realistic outcomes, and structured aftercare.

Prices start at

£525

Finance not available

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Doctor-led assessment and treatment planning

Appropriate technique for wart type and location

Clinical hygiene and safety standards

Aftercare guidance and infection/spread prevention advice

Clear discussion of risks, outcomes and alternatives

Our wart removal clinicians

Dr Mike Tee

BSC, MB, BCHIR, DLO, DRCOG, MRCGP

Dr Mike Tee is a highly experienced GMC-registered doctor known for clear clinical assessment and careful technique. For wart removal, Dr Tee focuses on appropriate lesion evaluation, selecting the safest method for the location and wart type, and providing practical aftercare guidance to support healing and reduce spread.

Dr Lucy Glancey

MRCS, BAHRS, MBCAM, BACS

Dr Lucy Glancey is an experienced surgeon with meticulous attention to wound care and scarring minimisation. She is known for thorough consultations, discussing realistic outcomes, and delivering wart removal in a structured, safety-first way with clear follow-up advice.

Harley Street Skin Clinic Medical Team

GMC-registered doctors

Wart removal at Harley Street Skin Clinic is delivered by our doctor-led medical team. Your clinician will assess the lesion(s), confirm suitability for removal, explain options and material risks, and provide aftercare guidance designed to support healing and reduce recurrence/spread.

Medically reviewed by Harley Street Skin Clinic Medical Team

With wart removal, good outcomes start with correct assessment. We focus on safe technique, clear aftercare, and advice to reduce spread and recurrence.

Harley Street Skin Clinic Medical Team
GMC-registered doctors
GMC: Registered

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Where do we undertake our wart removal treatments?

14 Devonshire Pl, London, W1G 6HX

We're based in central London at the historic 14 Devonshire Pl which is only a short 2 minute walk from Regents Park tube station a 10 minute taxi journey to Kings Cross, and St Pancras stations.

We're open Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm, and Saturday - Sunday 9am - 5pm, feel free to drop in to talk to a member of our team where they can answer any of your wart removal questions.

Alternatively book an appointment, request a callback, or call us on 0207 4364441.

How does wart removal work?

Doctor-led removal options

Warts are caused by HPV and can persist or spread, particularly when irritated or treated inconsistently. Professional wart removal starts with an in-clinic assessment to confirm the lesion is suitable for treatment and to select the safest method based on location, size, and skin type.

Depending on the clinical plan, removal may involve controlled freezing (cryotherapy), electrosurgery, curettage/excision, or other appropriate approaches. Local anaesthetic may be used where needed. Healing commonly involves a scab or temporary redness, and outcomes vary by wart type and location.

Aftercare is important: keeping the area clean, avoiding picking, and following guidance reduces infection risk and helps minimise spread. Some warts can recur and may require more than one session. We explain expected timelines and when to return for review.

wart removal FAQs

Do warts always need removing?

Not always. Many warts are harmless and can resolve without treatment, but removal can be appropriate if a wart is painful, spreading, persistent, bleeding, cosmetically distressing, or not responding to home measures.

How do you decide the best removal method?

We assess the lesion’s location, size, wart type, skin type, symptoms, and medical history. The goal is to choose the safest and most effective option while keeping healing and scar risk proportionate.

Is wart removal painful?

Discomfort varies by method and location. Local anaesthetic may be used where appropriate. Some tenderness, redness, blistering (with freezing), or scabbing can be normal during healing.

How long does healing take?

Many patients heal over 1–2 weeks, but this can vary by wart size, treatment method, and location. Your clinician will give personalised wound care advice and what to expect.

Can warts come back?

Yes. Warts can recur and sometimes need repeat treatment. Aftercare and spread-prevention advice can reduce reinfection risk, but recurrence can still happen.

When should I seek review after treatment?

If you develop increasing pain, spreading redness, discharge, fever, or concerns about healing, you should contact the clinic. We also advise review for persistent or recurrent lesions.