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Warts, Skin Tag & Nail Infection Treatment

byGovind S. MittalVisit Clinic in BasavanagudiStarts from800 per visitView full gallery

Not every skin growth or nail change needs a dramatic intervention. I focus on accurate, science-based diagnosis and non-invasive, in-clinic procedures to safely resolve these persistent conditions.

In this detailed explanation, I discuss how cryotherapy works for viral warts. Using liquid nitrogen, we can effectively destroy the infected cells. This is a non-invasive procedure that is one of the best treatments for warts on hands and feet.

A close-up look at a cryotherapy session for viral warts on the hand. Liquid nitrogen is precisely sprayed onto the warts. This procedure is quick, does not require numbing injections, and is highly effective for stubborn warts.

This video demonstrates the removal of a skin tag using radiofrequency ablation. This simple technique quickly and cleanly removes the growth with minimal discomfort, making it an ideal solution for these common and often irritating lesions.

This before-and-after image shows the significant improvement in a fungal toenail infection after just two months of proper treatment. Timely intervention is key, especially for diabetic patients, to prevent complications and restore nail health.

This close-up shows a fungal nail infection (Onychomycosis) with new, healthy nail growth visible after only three weeks of treatment. It highlights the importance of getting a proper diagnosis and starting a treatment plan early for the best results.

A patient's journey of treating a fungal nail infection over several months. This video shows the gradual but steady progress, reinforcing that while nail treatments require patience, sticking with a medically supervised plan leads to successful outcomes.

This image shows a skin condition glowing coral-red under a Wood's lamp, which is a key diagnostic sign of Erythrasma, a bacterial infection. It is a great example of why proper diagnosis is crucial, as this is often mistaken for a fungal infection.

About Treating Warts, Skin Tags & Nail Infections

Most people worry that removing a skin tag or treating a stubborn wart requires a major surgical intervention. In my clinic, we perform these as outpatient procedures. Whether it is using radiofrequency ablation for skin tags or cryotherapy for viral warts, these sessions typically require only topical numbing cream. You can walk in, have the procedure done safely with minimal discomfort, and resume your day without needing a hospital stay.

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