Laser Wart Removal & Treatment Sydney – Finger warts, Plantar warts, Genital Warts, Toe warts

We treat more warts with laser than any other doctor in Sydney, with over a thousand successful procedures. Our services are professional and affordable.

Our laser wart removal technique works for warts on any part of the body. It is easy, quick, and successful. The success comes from completely removing the wart under direct vision, ensuring that both the wart and its roots are fully extracted to prevent recurrence.

A wart, also known as a common wart or verruca vulgaris when on fingers or toes, is a small, raised growth on the skin. It usually appears on the hands and fingers.

Warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, which enters the skin through cuts or breaks, leading to the development of a wart. They can spread to other parts of the body, so it’s best to treat them early when they are small.

Common places warts appear include:

  • Fingertip
  • Hand (palmar warts)
  • Toes
  • Sole of foot (plantar warts)
  • Genital warts
  • Face and forearm

The cost of a single laser wart removal is $350. More complex warts cost around $500. Removing multiple warts may cost around $750-1,000.

This is a case of a wart treated with a non-ablative laser. It causes mild blistering on the treated skin. Usually, after 3-4 weeks, the dead skin and wart fall off. The area may be tender for 2-3 weeks.

 

The consultation fee is $105, with a Medicare rebate of $41.50 (Item number 23). You do not need a referral. One Follow up appointment at 6 weeks is builk billed.

Have a look at this video for demonstration of our laser wart removal technique.

Possible side effects are:

  • Transient pain during treatment (82%)
  • Post-treatment numbness (15%)
  • Hemorrhagic bullae (blister) (7%)
  • Hyperpigmentation (5%)
  • Hypopigmentation (4%)
  • Crusting (resolved within 1–2 weeks)

Most side effects were mild and didn’t affect daily activities. In a few cases, the pain was more severe and lasted for several days.

CASE STUDIES ON LASER WART REMOVAL

✨ Another Successful Wart Removal! ✨
This patient had a stubborn wart on the finger that wouldn’t go away. Using our advanced laser wart removal technique, we successfully removed it under local anesthesia—quick, effective, and minimal discomfort!
✅ One-session treatment
✅ No need for prolonged acid or freezing treatments
✅ Fast healing & great results
📞 Book your consultation today! Call 02 9411 4880.
#WartRemoval #LaserWartRemoval #ClearSkin #DrPeterKim

✨ Effective Wart Removal with Laser! ✨
This 12-year-old boy had persistent warts for over 12 months, unsuccessfully treated with acids and cryotherapy. After just one session of our laser wart removal technique, the warts on his fingers were successfully removed under local anesthesia.
💡 Why Choose Laser Wart Removal?
✔️ Fast & effective treatment
✔️ Minimal discomfort
✔️ Suitable for stubborn warts resistant to other treatments
If you or your child are struggling with persistent warts, book a consultation today!
📞 Call 02 9411 4880 to schedule an appointment!
#LaserWartRemoval #WartTreatment #SkinHealth #DrPeterKim

 

Persistent Plantar Warts? Try Laser Treatment!
This patient underwent 15+ cryotherapy sessions over 18 months with no success—warts multiplied and grew larger.
🚨 If cryotherapy doesn’t work after 3-4 sessions, it’s time to explore other options. 🚨
✅ Non-ablative laser treatment precisely targets warts
✅ Minimal discomfort & downtime
✅ Typically resolves in 2-3 sessions
📸 Photo shows before & immediately after laser treatment. Stay tuned for the 6-week update!

 

Two plantar warts successfully removed using our non-ablative laser. They generally takes about 6 weeks to fully heal.

 

📢 Early Wart Removal = Less Scarring!
This thumb wart was treated with laser and successfully removed. However, after 3 months, a scar was left behind. Large warts, especially in high-movement areas like the thumb crease, can leave lumpy or itchy scars after removal.
💡 The best approach? Treat warts early while they are still small to minimize scarring!

 

🌟 Successful Finger Wart Treatment! 🌟
This patient struggled with finger warts for over 12 months despite multiple treatments like cryotherapy, chemical peels, and wart paints—all without success.
✅ Using our non-ablative laser treatment, the warts were effectively treated in a single session.
✅ No downtime, allowing patients to resume their normal activities right away.
✅ Over 90% success rate after just one session!
If you’re tired of ineffective wart treatments, our advanced laser technology might be the solution you’ve been looking for.

 

✨ Multiple Warts Successfully Treated with Non-Ablative Laser
This patient had multiple warts persisting for over 2 years despite:
Cryotherapy by GP.
Cream treatments by a dermatologist.
Chemical peels by a podiatrist.
Instead of improving, the warts multiplied.
✅ Our Solution:
Using non-ablative laser treatment, we effectively treated all the warts in one 10-minute session. Smaller warts typically disappear after a single session, while larger ones may require 2–3 sessions.
💡 Key Advantage: Treating all warts in one visit is efficient and minimizes discomfort, with excellent success rates!
#WartRemoval #LaserTreatment #Dermatology

 

✨ Stubborn Thumb Wart Successfully Treated
A persistent wart on the thumb was effectively removed after just one session of our non-ablative laser treatment.

 

🌟 Effective Treatment for Multiple Warts
Multiple warts on the ring finger were successfully treated using our non-ablative laser treatment.
📊 Success Rate:
Over 90% success after just one session.

 

🌟 Successful Treatment of Pinky Finger Wart
A wart on the pinky finger that had been growing for over 6 months was treated using non-ablative laser treatment by Dr. Peter Kim.
📅 Treatment Overview:
One laser session was performed.
The wart gradually disappeared over a 6-week period.
✨ Outcome:
No scarring.
Patient satisfied with the results.
Non-ablative laser treatment offers an effective, gentle solution for stubborn warts.
#WartRemoval #LaserTreatment #ExpertCare

 

🌟 Laser Treatment for Persistent Warts: Life-Changing Results
Removing a wart that has been unsuccessfully treated by many professionals in the past is truly a magical experience for patients.
Finger warts, especially on the fingertips, can significantly disrupt daily activities like:
✍️ Writing
🤲 Picking things up
⚽ Playing sports
After a single laser treatment in our clinic, this patient experienced complete relief. Now, they can fully enjoy their life again without limitations.
#WartRemoval #LaserSuccess #LifeChangingResults #EffectiveCare #FingerWarts

 

🌟 Effective Laser Treatment for Stubborn Finger Warts
Finger warts are notoriously difficult to treat. Many of our patients come to us after months of treatments with podiatrists, dermatologists, and GPs that show little to no success.
This case is another success story following a single laser treatment in our clinic.
✔️ Quick and effective solution.
✔️ No recurrence observed.
Laser treatment offers hope for persistent warts that resist traditional methods!
#WartRemoval #LaserTreatment #StubbornWarts #EffectiveCare #PatientSuccess

 

🌟 Successful Laser Treatment for Persistent Finger Warts This patient had multiple warts on their fingers that were treated by a GP and dermatologist for over 12 months without success. We used our advanced laser treatment, resulting in: ✔️ Full healing of most warts without recurrence. ✔️ The largest wart on the fingertip is progressing well and will require a few more weeks to heal completely. A great outcome for the patient, achieving results where other treatments failed! #WartRemoval #LaserTreatment #PersistentWarts #DermatologySuccess #PatientCare

 

🩺 Persistent Palmar Wart Successfully Treated
This private equity manager presented with a 2-year history of a lesion on the palm. Initially, it wasn’t clear if it was a wart or a callus, so a biopsy was performed, confirming it as a palmar wart.
The wart was then removed using laser treatment, and the photo here shows the area 4 weeks post-treatment. While the dry skin remains, it will take some additional time to fully heal.
If you have a stubborn lesion, proper diagnosis and treatment can make all the difference. 😊
#PalmarWart #LaserTreatment


This patient had multiple warts on the foot that had been bothering him for 3 years. He was treated with chemical peels by a podiatrist and also received laser treatments from dermatologists, but there was no improvement. After our laser treatment, the patient experienced soreness for about 2 days. The wound took around 2 weeks to heal. These photos were taken 6 weeks after the treatment. The larger wounds have not fully healed yet, but the patient is able to return to all normal activities without pain.

 

This patient had the wart for 3 years. They were seen by a dermatologist and tried treatments like acid and cryotherapy, but with no results. They also tried a home remedy, applying garlic under occlusive dressings for several days. All these treatments showed some initial improvement, but the wart eventually recurred. The warts were removed under local anesthesia using a laser technique.

 


🩺 Laser Wart Removal Success After 2 Years of Failed Treatments
This patient struggled with persistent warts for over 2 years, despite multiple treatments:
👉 Chemical peels by a podiatrist.
👉 Prescription ointments and cryotherapy by a GP and dermatologist.
Unfortunately, the warts continued to grow, and new ones appeared.
We performed a single session of laser wart removal, offering a highly effective solution for this long-standing issue.

 


A large plantar wart on the left third toe was removed using a laser.

Warts are common but challenging to treat. Many patients who come to our clinic have already attempted wart paints and other home remedies without success. Laser treatment proves to be effective for warts on the fingers and toes.


The wart on the thumb was successfully removed under local anesthesia. A follow-up photo taken a couple of weeks later shows that the lasered area has nearly fully healed.

A palmar wart for 4 years treated with laser wart removal under local anaesthesia.

 

This wart from the finger was removed using laser under local anaesthesia.

 

Three plantar warts were excised through laser wart removal under local anesthesia. The patient has been managing these warts for more than a decade, employing various treatment modalities.

 

A single plantar wart appeared six months ago. The patient underwent four cryotherapy treatments administered by the GP. Additionally, the patient sought the expertise of a podiatrist who treated the wart with salicylic acid on three occasions. Ultimately, we successfully removed the plantar wart using laser technology in a single session.

 

Two warts were rmoed from the hand under local anaesthesia.

 

This wart is 10 years old. It was treated by the patient’s GP using cryotherapy and creams. The only ways to completely remove these warts are with laser treatment or surgery. We removed this wart using laser therapy under local anesthesia.

 

Let us demonstrate how it works

What is a wart?

A finger or toe wart, also known as a common wart or verruca vulgaris, is a small, raised growth on the skin that typically occurs on the hands and fingers.

Warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, which enters the skin through cuts or breaks, leading to the formation of a wart. This means they can spread to other parts of the body and it is best treated early when they are small.

Finger wart that did not resolve with medicated ointments and repeated cryotherapies.
Multiple genital warts were removed using lasers under local anesthesia.

 

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.

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

What are the treatment options for finger or toe warts?

Treatment options for finger warts include:

  • over-the-counter medications like wart paint containing salicylic acid,
  • cryotherapy (freezing the wart with liquid nitrogen),
  • laser treatment,
  • surgical removal

It is advisable to consult Dr. Peter Kim for a proper diagnosis and guidance on the most appropriate treatment for your specific situation.

Warts on the toe can be particular painful. They can be removed with laser wart removal treatment.

Why do you treat warts with laser?

Over the years, we have attempted to treat warts using all the mentioned options. In our experience, warts typically have a deep root. Wart paints, prescription medications, and cryotherapy often do not penetrate deep enough to address the wart down to its roots, leading to frequent recurrence. This is why we prefer laser treatment for finger, toe, and plantar warts.

Surgery is a good option but it is too invasive for most people.

Laser is a good treatment because it can remove the wart in its entirety without the need for surgery.


Plantar warts, as well as warts on the fingers and toes, often extend deep into the skin. Laser treatment is effective in completely removing these warts.

What are the complications?

Skin treated with laser can potentially cause burns, scarring, and infection; however, these complications are rare.

While there is always a small chance of recurrence, Dr. Kim will re-treat recurrent warts at no additional cost.

The benefits of treating warts outweigh the downsides of leaving them untreated. It is best to address them when they are small, as smaller warts have a lower chance of complications and recurrence.


A large, 3-month-old plantar wart was treated with laser wart removal. The patient had attempted to treat it with acid, wart-removing ointments, and cryotherapy, none of which were successful and only resulted in making the wart bigger.

What is the procedure?

  1. Local anaesthetic injection to the wart
  2. Wart is treated with a laser

You can have a shower afterwards, but it’s essential to keep the wound clean with antiseptics and antibiotic cream for one week. The procedure typically takes around 10 minutes.

Cost

The cost for a single small wart removal is $350. For a large and complex wart, the cost is $500. If there are several small warts, the cost is also $500.

These multiple warts in the hand can be treated in one session.

 

Laser wart removal of a wart between the toes.Call us 0433 284 880 for an appointment.

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