Laser Genital Wart Removal & Treatment Sydney 

We only treat male genital warts.

Anogenital warts are the most common sexually transmitted viral infections in Australia. We have been treating Genital warts in Sydney with laser for 20 years. Call 02 94114880 or 0433 284 880 to schedule an appointment to see our doctor.

The common reasons people choose laser removal for genital warts at our clinic include:

  • Previous treatments with ointments or cryotherapy didn’t work.
  • They want a more effective and lasting solution.
  • They feel socially embarrassed about having genital warts.
  • They don’t like how the warts look.
 

CASE STUDIES ON LASER GENITAL WART REMOVAL

✨ Very Satisfying Result After a Single Session of Laser Genital Wart Removal
This patient achieved an excellent outcome with just one session of our laser wart removal treatment.
Laser therapy offers precise, effective, and fast clearance of genital warts—especially when other treatments like creams or cryotherapy have failed.
✅ Doctor-performed laser treatment
✅ Minimal discomfort
✅ High clearance rate with fewer sessions
📞 For consultation or enquiries: 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

✨ Complete Clearance of Multiple Genital Warts with Laser Treatment
This patient had multiple small genital warts, which were successfully treated using laser therapy.
📸 The photo shown is 4 weeks after the procedure.
✅ All warts have completely resolved.
⚪️ There is slight skin whitening from the laser, which is a normal part of the healing process and will gradually fade over the coming weeks.
Laser treatment is highly effective, especially when warts are persistent or resistant to creams and cryotherapy.
📞 For consultation or enquiries: 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

⚠️ Don’t Ignore Small Warts – Early Action Matters
Small warts on the foreskin may seem minor at first, but they tend to multiply quickly if left untreated.
Early assessment and treatment can prevent further spread and reduce the need for multiple sessions.
Our doctor-performed laser wart removal is precise, effective, and discreet.
📞 For a confidential consultation, contact us: 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

 

🔬 Genital Warts – Early Treatment Matters
This patient initially presented with a single genital wart, but over time, the condition progressed to involve both the pubic area and penile skin.
Genital warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) and can spread quickly if left untreated.
Early intervention is key to preventing further spread and reducing treatment sessions.
Our laser wart removal technique offers:
✅ Precise targeting of affected areas
✅ Effective clearance
✅ Doctor-performed treatment in a discreet, professional setting
📞 Confidential consultation: 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

🔬 Laser Treatment for Persistent Genital Warts
This patient had been living with genital warts for over 2 years, after trying multiple treatments including cryotherapy and prescription medications — without success.
We treated the affected areas with laser therapy, and after just one session, the treated warts were completely cleared.
📸 These photos show before treatment and a 6-month follow-up.
✅ Only one session was needed in this case
✅ Some patients may require 2 sessions
✅ Mild hypopigmentation was noted in the treated areas, but the overall cosmetic result was acceptable and the patient was satisfied
📞 For confidential consultations, contact us: 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

 

🔍 Extensive Genital Wart Case – Laser Treatment Plan 🔍
This patient presented with widespread genital warts covering much of the genital skin. What began as just one or two small spots gradually progressed over six months, spreading significantly — with over 100 warts identified.
We initiated laser ablation treatment, which is effective for extensive wart removal. Due to the severity, the patient will likely require 2–3 treatment sessions, followed by supportive medications to address the underlying viral condition and reduce recurrence.
Prompt assessment and early intervention are crucial in managing cases like this.
📞 For consultation or enquiries, contact us at 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)


🎯 Laser Treatment Success After Months of Failed Wart Therapies 🎯
This patient first noticed persistent warts around Christmas. Over the past 5 months, they tried multiple cryotherapy sessions with their GP and used Aldara cream — but with no success.
Finally, they came to our clinic and underwent just one session of laser treatment — resulting in complete resolution of the warts.
Laser therapy is a highly effective option, especially for stubborn or treatment-resistant warts.

📞 Call 02 9411 4880 or 0433 284 880 to book your consultation
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Wed–Sat)

🔬 These Are the Common Areas Where Warts Can Appear and Hide
Warts.
✨ Our laser genital wart removal offers fast, precise, and effective treatment.
📞 02 9411 4880 | 0433 284 880
📍 Chatswood & Cabramatta, Sydney
🕒 Wed–Sat | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
This patient had multiple persistent warts on the fingers, treated over several years. Unfortunately, the virus spread to the genital area, which can happen through self-inoculation.
We performed laser wart removal, which is often more effective than traditional treatments—especially for stubborn or recurring warts—and usually results in less scarring.
💡 If you’ve been battling warts for a long time without success, laser therapy may be the next step.
📞 Book your consultation today with Dr. Peter Kim: 02 9411 4880

 

🔬 Persistent Genital Warts? Laser May Be the Answer.
This patient had three rounds of cryotherapy for genital warts by a GP. Each time, the warts seemed to disappear—but unfortunately, they kept coming back. After multiple failed attempts and scarring, the patient decided to try laser treatment with us.
✨ Laser therapy is more precise, often more effective for stubborn warts, and tends to leave less scarring—especially important in sensitive areas.
✅ If you’re struggling with recurrent genital warts, laser may offer a better solution.
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to book a discreet consultation.
#GenitalWarts #LaserTreatment #BetterResults #LessScarring #DrPeterKim #SkinHealth

 

🚨 Wart Treatment Tip 🚨
This patient’s wart continued to grow and spread despite multiple cryotherapy treatments. If you’ve had 2-3 rounds of cryotherapy and your wart hasn’t resolved, it may be time to explore alternative treatment options.

 

✨ Effective Treatment for Recurrent Genital Wart ✨
This patient had been struggling with recurrent genital warts on the scrotum, previously treated with cryotherapy and wart paints, but with no success. We were able to treat it effectively with a single laser treatment, providing a long-term solution.

 

Treating Molluscum Contagiosum with Laser for Multiple Genital Warts
Description:
This patient initially presented with multiple genital warts, which were treated with Aldara cream, showing some results. However, the warts returned, beginning as a single lesion in the pubic area that quickly spread, affecting the entire pubic region, penile skin, and upper thighs.
After a correct diagnosis of Molluscum Contagiosum was made, the condition was treated with laser therapy to effectively target and remove the lesions.
Watch as we demonstrate the laser treatment process for Molluscum Contagiosum, providing an effective solution for this spreading skin condition.

 

Effective Genital Wart Removal with Laser Therapy
This patient had genital warts on the penile skin, which were successfully removed in just one session using our advanced laser wart treatment.
✔️ Fast & precise wart removal
✔️ Minimally invasive with minimal discomfort
✔️ Quick healing and excellent cosmetic results
💬 Discreet & professional care available. Book your consultation today!
📞 Call 02 9411 4880

 

💡 Fast & Effective Molluscum Contagiosum Removal 💡
This patient had a small pearly lump in the genital area for 5 weeks. It was diagnosed as molluscum contagiosum, a common STD. Despite using prescription ointment, the lesions were slow to clear.
🔹 Laser ablation quickly removes visible molluscum for immediate cosmetic improvement.
🔹 While laser removes existing lesions, new ones may still appear over time.
🔹 The patient opted for laser treatment to restore confidence and comfort.

 

💡 Stubborn Genital Warts? We Have the Solution! 💡
This patient struggled with multiple genital warts that didn’t respond to over 3 months of topical treatments. Laser removal was performed under local anesthesia, providing an effective, quick, and precise solution.


💥 Say Goodbye to Angiokeratoma of Fordyce with One Simple Laser Treatment! 💥
Angiokeratoma of Fordyce are tiny blood vessels on the scrotum that can cause embarrassment and concern for many men. The good news? They can be safely and effectively removed in just one session using our advanced vascular laser treatment!
✔ Quick & effective – One laser session is usually enough
✔ Minimal discomfort – No downtime, no stitches
✔ Safe & precise – Performed by experienced doctors
✔ Boost confidence & eliminate concerns
📍 Convenient locations: Chatswood, Cabramatta & Eastwood
#AngiokeratomaRemoval #LaserTreatment #DrPeterKim #Men’sHealth

 

 

 

Condylomata acuminata, commonly known as genital warts, can be treated in our clinic with laser removal under local anesthesia.

 

✨ Multiple genital warts, present for 2 years, were located in the sulcus between the glans and shaft of the penis. These were treated using laser therapy.
The photo shows the results 4 weeks after a single laser session, highlighting the effectiveness of the treatment.

 

Multiple warts developed over the past four months. This patient previously tried cryotherapy and Aldara cream without success. Laser removal of genital warts can provide long-term relief and cosmetic benefits.

 

✨ Laser Ingrown Toenail Surgery with Dr. Peter Kim ✨ This patient came to us with a recurring ingrown toenail that didn’t respond to previous treatments, including nail clippings and surgery. We treated it with laser ingrown toenail surgery, which takes only around 10 minutes and is done under local anesthesia.

 

🌟 Restoring Confidence with Laser Treatment for Condylomata Lata 🌟
This young patient endured warty lesions in the groin area for over two years. The condition, called condylomata lata, caused embarrassment and a significant impact on his confidence, leaving him without relationships during this time.
As the lesions continued to grow and multiply, he decided to seek treatment. Using our laser technology, we began addressing one region at a time, starting with the left groin area.
We’re committed to helping our patients feel comfortable and confident in their own skin. If you or someone you know is facing a similar issue, don’t hesitate to reach out for a private consultation.

 

These multiple warts on the penile frenulum were resistant to two months of Aldara cream treatment and were removed with laser.

 

These scrotal warts did not respond to cryotherapy and continued to spread.

 


This genital wart did not respond to Aldara cream.

 

These genital warts developed over 6 years. They were previously treated with Aldara cream and cryotherapy, which showed some results, but the warts returned larger.  We treated these warts with laser.

 

This patient has had genital warts treated with cryotherapy, various creams, solutions, and hyperfractionators over the past few years, without success.

 

Multiple genital warts at the base of the penis were treated with laser under local anesthesia.
Multiple genital warts were removed using lasers under local anesthesia. Cost: $500.

 

Multiple genital warts were removed using Laser Genital Wart Removal. Laser treatment offers a higher cure rate than conventional treatments with creams and cryotherapy.

 

Multiple genital warts were removed using Laser. Most of these warts were treated with cryotherapy by a GP but did not resolve. Laser treatment offers a higher cure rate.

 

This man developed numeorus genital warts. The warts were removed using CO2 laser under local anaesthesia.

This patient had 6 areas of foreskin infected with warts. They were removed under local anaesthesia. ($500).

A dozen genital warts were removed with laser under local anaesthesia.

INCIDENCE

An analysis of the BEACH study (Australia) showed that both men and women can get genital warts, but around 67% of patients are female. The highest incidence of genital warts was in women aged 20 to 24, with 8.61 cases per 1,000, and in men aged 25 to 29, with 7.40 cases per 1,000.
 
A study of pap smear in a general population in Taiwan which intergrated HPV study on all routine papsmear test found that 11.7% had HPV, but most people with the virus don’t show any symptoms. <Cervical cancer screening program integrating Pap smear and HPV DNA testing: A population-based study>
 
A study was conducted on healthy men from the US, Mexico, and Brazil, following 1,159 participants over time to determine the incidence rate of HPV infection. The researchers found that the incidence of new genital HPV infections was 38.4 per 1,000 person-months. In practical terms, this means that for every 1,000 men observed for one month, approximately 38 would acquire a new genital HPV infection.
 

GENOTYPES

HPV (human papillomavirus) can be confusing for some people, especially when it comes to understanding the different types. HPV is a group of viruses, and some types cause genital warts, while others are linked to cervical cancer. The genotypes of HPV that cause these two conditions are different:

  • Genital warts are mostly caused by HPV types 6 and 11, which are low-risk because they don’t cause cancer.

  • Cervical cancer is mainly caused by HPV types 16 and 18, which are high-risk and can also cause cancers in areas like the anus, penis, and throat.

We don’t usually test for specific HPV types. However, having one type means you’re more likely to have another. Our focus is on treating visible genital warts on the skin.

TRANSMISSION

  • Genital warts are highly contagious, with a transmission rate of nearly 65%.
  • After infection, HPV’s incubation period can range from 3 weeks to 8 months.
  • Only about 10% of people infected with HPV will develop warts.
  • Warts usually appear 2 to 3 months after infection.

WHAT DOES GENITAL WARTS LOOK LIKE?

  • Only a small number of people with HPV develop visible genital warts.
  • These warts are small, non-cancerous growths that can appear as single or multiple spots of different sizes in the genital area (as shown in photos on this webpage).
  • They are mostly caused by HPV types 6 and 11, which account for about 95% of cases.
  • It’s common for more than one warts to be present in the same area. <link>

HPV VACCINE

There is a vaccine for HPV called Gardasil.

Gardasil can protect individuals from HPV viruses of many genotypes including both malignant and for genital warts.

The treatment is recommended to prevent GW and cervical cancers. Countries with established HPV vaccination programs have seen a significant decline in genital warts, with Australia experiencing the most notable and lasting reductions. New cases dropped from 2,930 in 2004 to 1,082 in 2018. However, 1,082 new cases are still reported in Australian Sexual Health Clinics each year. The actual number of cases is likely much higher, as many people with genital warts may not seek medical care at STD clinics.

In Australia, the Therapeutic Goods Association has approved Gardasil ®9 for use in females aged 9 to 45 and in males aged 9 to 26. The HPV vaccination is free for Australians aged 12 to 25. <https://www.hpvvaccine.org.au/hpv-vaccine/how-to-get-the-hpv-vaccine>

HPV vaccine is not recommended as a treatment of GW.  Trials have so far failed to demonstrate a significant therapeutic benefit of vaccine for those with existing warts either for clearance of warts or a reduction in subsequent recurrence. A prospective randomized clinical trial involving 171 men with genital warts (GW) assigned participants to either a treatment group (receiving Gardasil injections) or a placebo group. After 12 months of follow-up, no significant difference was observed between the two groups. <Impact of the quadrivalent HPV vaccine on disease recurrence in men exposed to HPV Infection: a randomized study>

DIAGNOSIS

  • Doctors typically diagnose genital warts by examining them.
  • Although genital warts are not cancerous, there is a small risk of cancer developing in the same area.
  • Additional tests are usually not needed to diagnose genital warts unless the symptoms suggest warts but their appearance is not typical.
  • If there is uncertainty about the diagnosis or a rare concern that the warts could have developed into cancer, a skin biopsy can be easily performed in our clinic.

WHY TREAT GENITAL WARTS?

  • Treatment for genital warts is usually for cosmetic reasons.
  • Available options include applying chemical irritants, using prescription ointments, freezing the warts with cryotherapy, electrocautery, laser treatment, or surgical excision.
  • We specialise in laser wart treatments.
  • Each of these options has different success rates in clearing the warts. In our experience, laser wart therapy is the most effective way to treat genital warts.

WHAT DOES THE LASER GENITAL WART REMOVAL INVOLVE?

Laser removal of genital warts involves the following steps:

  1. Diagnosis involves identifying and assessing the number of warts that need treatment. If there is any uncertainty, a skin biopsy may be performed first to confirm the diagnosis.
  2. Injecting local anesthesia to the wart.
  3. Performing laser treatment until all the wart and its roots are completely eliminated.
  • The healing time for the wounds varies: smaller warts usually take 5 to 7 days to heal, while larger lesions may take 2 to 3 weeks.
  • We ask patients to return after 4 weeks to determine if they need to apply prescription cream to reduce the recurrence of genital warts.

WHAT IS THE SUCCSES RATE OF LASER GW REMOVAL?

  • Most patients have already tried other treatments without success, including cryotherapy and various prescription or over-the-counter creams.
  • For those whose warts haven’t responded to other therapies, we often use laser treatment, which has a high success rate—clearing nearly 90% of warts.
  • However, there is still a risk of recurrence, with 17-19% of cases returning within 12 weeks and 66% within a year.

WHAT OTHER TREATMENTS ARE AVAILABLE

  • Presecription creams:Imiquimod or Podophyllin (Solution or cream) can be used to treat genital warts, with the goal being the complete removal of the wart. If the wart does not reduce in size by more than 50% after 4 weeks of application, the treatment is considered unsuccessful, and alternative treatment options should be explored.<British association for sexual health and HIV national guideline for the management of anogenital warts in adults (2024)>
  • Cryotherapy is used with the aim of completely resolving the genital wart. If the wart recurs after 2-3 sessions, the treatment is considered a failure, and an alternative treatment should be pursued.
  • Electrosurgery and surgical excision. They are not very popular with the intrroduction of laser GW removal.

POST LASER TREATMENT

You have a choice to either treat or not to treat the skin in the genital area after you had laser treatment.
Some studies has shown that after laser therapy and sufficient wound healing, administration of imiquimod 5% cream three times/week appears to be safe and to reduce the incidence of wart recurrences. <Effect of adjuvant imiquimod 5% cream on sustained clearance of anogenital warts following laser treatment.>
 
We recommend either Imiquimod or Podophyllin cream to be used after the laser treatment. Dr Kim will give you instruction on how to use these creams and the follow up interval. 

COST

  • You do not need a referral.
  • The consultation fee is $150, with a Medicare rebate of $82.90 (Item number 36).
  • The standard cost for genital wart removal is $500.
  • Multiple smaller warts (4-5) will cost $500.
  • If multiple warts are being removed and they are larger than 4, the cost may range from $750 to $1,000.

You can reach us by:

  • Call 02 94114880 or 0433 284 880 to schedule an appointment to see our doctor.

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